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 1      I,  13|        fact. To begin with, they differ within the same science
 2      I,  13|   syllogism of the reasoned fact differ within one science and according
 3      I,  13|       fact and the reasoned fact differ, and that is when they are
 4      I,  23|        and not in so far as they differ from one another. But this
 5      I,  26|        same in both proofs: they differ according to which of the
 6      I,  32|    premisses, and false and true differ in kind. Then again, (2)
 7      I,  32|          have basic truths which differ generically and are not
 8      I,  32|       admitted that basic truths differ so as to be generically
 9      I,  32| generically different themselves differ generically. For fundamental
10      I,  33|         knowledge and its object differ from opinion and the object
11      I,  33|   definable nature these objects differ. The identity of the objects
12     II,  13|      that from which it does not differ, and other than that from
13     II,  15|          that require proof only differ in that the "middle" of