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1      I, 9 |      above facts, we know their contraries; and it is out of these
2     II, 9 |      moral character. And their contraries are associated with the
3     II, 9 |       we see at once what their contraries are. If therefore our speech
4     II, 19|   possible for one of a pair of contraries to be or happen, then it
5     II, 19|      also fall ill; for any two contraries are equally possible, in
6     II, 19| possible, in so far as they are contraries. That if of two similar
7     II, 19|      what we want by taking the contraries of the arguments stated