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 1      I,  3 |      that demonstration may be circular and reciprocal.~Our own
 2      I,  3 |   posterior to one another: so circular demonstration is clearly
 3      I,  3 |     the term.~The advocates of circular demonstration are not only
 4      I,  3 |     must be. Since then-by the circular proof-if A is, B must be,
 5      I,  3 |  Consequently the upholders of circular demonstration are in the
 6      I,  3 |  anything. Moreover, even such circular demonstration is impossible
 7      I,  3 | original conclusion rested, by circular demonstration in the first
 8      I,  13|        s business to know that circular wounds heal more slowly,
 9     II,  12|       Nature a certain kind of circular process of coming-to-be;
10     II,  12|        early chapters, and the circular process is an instance of