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1      I, 2 |      premisses of these three kinds some are affirmative, others
2      I, 29|     must look to terms of the kinds mentioned whether we wish
3     II, 15|       this way. Verbally four kinds of opposition are possible,
4     II, 21| knowledge: consequently three kinds of error also are possible.
5     II, 26|      consider later the other kinds of objection, namely the
6     II, 27|      this may belong to other kinds also though not universally.
7     II, 27|      be brave, and some other kinds of animal as well. They
8     II, 27|       of it, and if, in those kinds in which each is found though