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 1      I,  1 |          their premiss, viz. not merely every triangle or number
 2      I,  2 |     possess it, since the former merely imagine themselves to be,
 3      I,  6 |      questions whatever and then merely stated one’s conclusion?
 4      I,  8 |     Demonstration and science of merely frequent occurrences-e.g.
 5      I,  19|       gaining credence and so is merely dialectical, it is obvious
 6      I,  22|    without qualification and not merely as dependent on the acceptance
 7      I,  31|         is of "the such" and not merely of a "this somewhat", yet
 8     II,  4 |      definable form of C: A will merely be what it was true to say
 9     II,  6 | animal-biped-terrestrial and not merely animal and terrestrial,
10     II,  6 |          a genuine unity and not merely belong to a single subject
11     II,  13|          explain above, but that merely towards collecting the essential
12     II,  18|        at once, and there is not merely one middle but several middles,