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 1      I, 29|      terms introduced; and the method of the inquiry will be the
 2      I, 29|   matter in this way also. The method is the same whether the
 3      I, 30|                         30~The method is the same in all cases,
 4      I, 31| classes is a small part of the method we have described: for division
 5      I, 31| escaped all those who used the method of division; and they attempted
 6      I, 31|      for they pursue the other method altogether, never even suspecting
 7      I, 31|     refute a statement by this method of division, nor to draw
 8      I, 31|      prove it: for this is his method, but proof is not possible
 9      I, 31|        is not possible by this method. Let A stand for "incommensurate
10      I, 31|        is clear then that this method of investigation is not
11      I, 46|         it is evident that the method of proving each cannot be
12     II, 14|   affirmative or negative; the method is the same in both cases.
13     II, 14|       possible to separate one method from the other.~
14     II, 16|       a demonstration, not the method of demonstrating. But if