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1 5 |      the universe is eternal, assumes that the universe has not
2 6 |     Melissus’ argument, a man assumes that to "have been generated"
3 6 | things that are made equal he assumes that if things that assume
4 6 | assume one magnitude: i.e. he assumes the consequent. Inasmuch,
5 8 |  which depends upon ambiguity assumes that the ambiguous term
6 8 |  depends on like verbal forms assumes that substance is the only
7 17|       say that the questioner assumes it not in the sense in which