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1      I, 1 |        premiss differs from the dialectical, because the demonstrative
2      I, 1 |      lays it down), whereas the dialectical premiss depends on the adversary’
3      I, 1 |         of its science; while a dialectical premiss is the giving of
4      I, 1 | syllogistic, demonstrative, and dialectical premisses, may be taken
5      I, 30|     truth, while if we look for dialectical syllogisms we must start
6     II, 16|        the manner described, in dialectical arguments when they are
7     II, 23|         now state that not only dialectical and demonstrative syllogisms