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1      I, 2 |         on the other hand, from premisses which have not been thus
2      I, 2 |       because they are based on premisses that are not generally admitted
3      I, 2 |     possible must be drawn from premisses that do the same, just as "
4      I, 2 |       be drawn from "necessary" premisses; this too is clear to us
5      I, 4 |       now go back and state the premisses from which he will have
6     II, 21| therefore roughly true that the premisses or conclusions of Enthymemes,
7    III, 17|         and believable than the premisses from which they draw them.