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 1      I, 1 |      same art to discern the real and the apparent means of
 2      I, 1 |     dialectic to discern the real and the apparent syllogism.
 3      I, 4 |   instructive art and a more real branch of knowledge; and
 4     II, 9 |    what it is is regarded as real, and so the possessions
 5     II, 22|   based upon the noble deeds—real or imaginary—that stand
 6     II, 22| looks to see what base deeds—real or imaginary—stand to the
 7     II, 22|      we must take the facts, real or imaginary; these must
 8     II, 22|       we must start with the real facts about justice and
 9     II, 23|    or state of things is the real one: e.g. that a gift was
10    III, 1 |      help having a small but real importance, whatever it
11    III, 8 |   This kind of paean makes a real close: a short syllable
12    III, 13|   new name if it indicates a real species with distinct specific