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 1      I,  2 | proposition is dialectical, it assumes either part indifferently;
 2      I,  2 |        excellence. If a thesis assumes one part or the other of
 3      I,  10|        the meaning of which it assumes, and the essential attributes
 4      I,  10|         For example arithmetic assumes the meaning of odd and even,
 5      I,  10|        the meaning of which it assumes. Yet some sciences may very
 6      I,  25|         but whereas the former assumes only that something is,
 7      I,  25|       something is, the latter assumes both that something is and
 8     II,  4 |         Therefore the argument assumes what it has to prove, since
 9     II,  5 |    terrestrial and aquatic, he assumes that man is terrestrial.
10     II,  7 |     sciences, for the geometer assumes the meaning of the word
11     II,  9 |      of the arithmetician, who assumes both the nature and the