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 1     II, 18| Therefore the conclusion and the error results from one of them.~
 2     II, 21|     arrangement of the terms, so error may arise in our thought
 3     II, 21|      again A belongs to no C. An error of this kind is similar
 4     II, 21|      this kind is similar to the error into which we fall concerning
 5     II, 21|    should have the knowledge and error that are contrary to one
 6     II, 21|          cases stated above. The error in respect of the middle
 7     II, 21|         other, he will fall into error. And this is the relation
 8     II, 21|      consequently three kinds of error also are possible. Nothing
 9     II, 21|       that his knowledge and his error are not contrary. And this
10     II, 21|        has his thought caused an error contrary to his knowledge:
11     II, 21|        to his knowledge: for the error contrary to the knowledge