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1      I, 24|   not refer to the subject proposed, or the original position
2      I, 24|    relevant to the subject proposed; if it is this very pleasure,
3      I, 24|    assuming that which was proposed at the outset to be proved.
4      I, 25|   establish the conclusion proposed: for we assumed that the
5      I, 27|   reference to the problem proposed and by what road we may
6     II, 11| false, but not the problem proposed. For if A belongs to no
7     II, 16|    demonstrate the problem proposed; but this happens in many
8     II, 16|  proved through the thesis proposed, and demonstrate it through