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 1      I,  1 |             same, since they use either example, a kind of induction, or
 2      I,  1 |            already virtually known. For example, the student knew beforehand
 3      I,  4 |         connected is "coincidental". An example of the latter is "While
 4      I,  5 |                equal to one another. An example of (1) would be as follows:
 5      I,  7 |              genus: it cannot show, for example, that the straight line
 6      I,  10|                 meaning is assumed. For example arithmetic assumes the meaning
 7      I,  13|                proximate cause. Another example is the inference that the
 8      I,  13|               of the reasoned fact. For example, the question "Why does
 9      I,  16|                This is the case if, for example, A is related atomically
10      I,  19|                I mean this: suppose for example that A inheres in C and
11      I,  22|              their essential nature. An example of the latter is odd as
12      I,  24|              the posterior as well. For example, if one knows that the angles
13      I,  31|          universal from seeing; if, for example, we saw the pores in the
14     II,  1 |                 ask the reason; as, for example, when we know that the sun
15     II,  3 | nature-mathematical demonstrations, for example, the nature of unity and
16     II,  4 |               begging the question, for example, to contend that the soul
17     II,  8 |         sometimes accidentally, as, for example, when we are aware of thunder
18     II,  8 |             reason, as in the following example: let C be the moon, A eclipse,
19     II,  11|              necessarily. The following example will also show this. Why
20     II,  11|               necessitated as well. For example, light shines through a
21     II,  11|                always to an end, as for example a house or a statue; others,
22     II,  12|                the cause is future. For example, the moon was eclipsed because
23     II,  12|            intervenes.~To take a second example: assuming that the definition
24     II,  13|             substance of the thing. For example every triad possesses the
25     II,  13|           described-the definition, for example, of straight line or circle
26     II,  13|              other cases, Lysander, for example, or Socrates, and then if
27     II,  14|            properties belong to it. For example, as the common properties
28     II,  15|               middle" of the other. For example: Why does the Nile rise
29     II,  16|             convertible. Supposing, for example, that the reason why trees
30     II,  19|                is universal-is man, for example, not the man Callias. A