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 1      I,  4 |     true now. A corresponding account holds if point is in every
 2      I,  6 | possible, one who can give no account which includes the cause
 3      I,  12| geometer is bound to give his account, using the basic truths
 4      I,  12|      is not bound to give any account. The like is true of the
 5      I,  13|     remote, as in Anacharsis’ account of why the Scythians have
 6      I,  31|      is of course a different account to be given.) Hence it is
 7     II,  4 |      of C, A will not on that account be the definable form of
 8     II,  12|  following must suffice as an account of the manner in which the
 9     II,  13|       the case.~To resume our account of the right method of investigation:
10     II,  19|        Let us now restate the account given already, though with