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1      I,  1 |       Meno: either a man will learn nothing or what he already
2      I,  2 |   pupil must know if he is to learn anything whatever is an
3      I,  18| knowledge, and that, since we learn either by induction or by
4      I,  24| something else. Thus, when we learn that exterior angles are
5     II,  10|       it is difficult thus to learn the definition of things
6     II,  19|    how could we apprehend and learn without a basis of pre-existent