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1   I,  1| demonstration or division, or some known method, difficulties and
2   I,  2|             for like, he holds, is known by like, and things are
3   I,  2|        similar; like, they say, is known by like; as the soul knows
4   I,  5|      upholders assume that like is known only by like, and imagine
5   I,  5|          that like is perceived or known by like, for perceiving,
6   I,  5|         that each set of things is known by means of its corporeal
7 III,  3|  perceiving, and hold that like is known as well as perceived by