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1 9 |          other sciences. For the matter of that, the false refutations
2 11|    application to the particular matter in hand, while he who only
3 14|     verbal: for "man" is both a "matter" for expression and also
4 16|        were not the truth of the matter but merely inexperience
5 17|       statement is ambiguous, no matter how precisely he may have
6 17| refutation would not have been a matter of uncertainty. Also what
7 34|        like the treatment of the matter by Gorgias. For they used