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 1      I,  1 |      obvious immediately, and as a rule even to persons with little
 2     II,  2 |              2~Now one commonplace rule is to look and see if a
 3     II,  2 |            as an accident.~Another rule is to examine all cases
 4     II,  2 |           belongs in no case. This rule is convertible for both
 5     II,  2 |           him look absurd.~Another rule is to make definitions both
 6     II,  2 |           upon the assertion. This rule is very nearly the same
 7     II,  2 |        very nearly the same as the rule to look into cases where
 8     II,  3 |       cannot show it of both. This rule is to be observed in cases
 9     II,  3 |            point. This commonplace rule is convertible for purposes
10     II,  3 |         not in the other. The same rule applies also when the number
11     II,  3 |           aforesaid ways. The same rule holds true also of desire
12     II,  3 |         therefore accidental. This rule is useful in dealing with
13     II,  4 |           attack. This commonplace rule also is available for both
14     II,  4 |           at all. This commonplace rule is common for both purposes,
15     II,  5 |           with the view. For, as a rule, it increases the confusion
16     II,  6 |        remaining one as well. This rule is convertible for both
17     II,  6 |           belong. Clearly then the rule is useful for both purposes.~
18     II,  7 |             as has been said, this rule should be observed: but
19     II,  7 |       establishing one, though the rule will not help you to assert
20     II,  9 |     unskilfully". This commonplace rule has been stated before in
21     II,  10|     generally held to be like. The rule in question is useful for
22     II,  10|           a greater evil. Now this rule is of use for both purposes:
23     II,  10|         this by induction. Another rule is: If one predicate be
24     II,  11|           of other attributes. The rule is not applicable in all
25     II,  11|           to take place. The above rule is, however, not convertible
26     II,  11|            always of badness. This rule is not convertible, either,
27    III,  2 |         and knows afterwards. As a rule, the later consequence is
28    III,  2 |     desirable. Another commonplace rule is that what is nearer to
29    III,  2 |           monkey to a man.~Another rule is that the more conspicuous
30     IV,  2 |    overthrowing a view, follow the rule as given: if establishing
31     IV,  4 |        view, you should follow the rule as stated; but if establishing
32     IV,  4 |          The aforesaid commonplace rule is common to the subject
33     IV,  5 |          faculty. This commonplace rule is useful also in dealing
34     IV,  6 |          rendered. The commonplace rule in question is useful especially
35     IV,  6 |   therefore, you should follow the rule as stated. In establishing
36     IV,  6 |        other hand, the commonplace rule that you should see if both
37      V,  4 |            knowledge". commonplace rule means-for destructive purposes,
38      V,  4 |  tripartite soul. This commonplace rule is useful also in dealing
39      V,  4 |          animal". This commonplace rule is deceptive whenever one
40      V,  5 |            is truer; otherwise the rule that where the description
41      V,  6 |      themselves. This common-place rule is useful only for a destructive
42      V,  6 |         negative. This commonplace rule is, however, deceptive:
43      V,  7 |       other hand, this commonplace rule is of no use: for what is "
44      V,  8 |       other hand, this commonplace rule is not of any use: for it
45      V,  8 |       other hand, this commonplace rule is of no use.~The rule based
46      V,  8 | commonplace rule is of no use.~The rule based on things that are
47      V,  8 |         relation’ differs from the rule based on attributes that
48     VI,  2 |                  2~One commonplace rule, then, in regard to obscurity
49     VI,  2 |          any sense aright.~Another rule is, See if he has used a
50     VI,  5 |    speaking, then, one commonplace rule relates to the failure to
51     VI,  6 |            people against whom the rule can be employed are those
52     VI,  6 |             then, this commonplace rule ought to be followed, as
53     VI,  8 |            itself. Or perhaps this rule is not true in all cases,
54    VII,  5 |            has been said: for as a rule the property is rendered
55    VII,  5 |          to demolish, because as a rule it contains several terms;
56   VIII,  1 |            to them.~It is a useful rule, too, not to secure the
57   VIII,  1 |           cases fall.~It is a good rule also, occasionally to bring
58   VIII,  8 |      questions being put: for as a rule people secure their universal
59   VIII,  14|        enable one to turn a single rule into several. A like rule
60   VIII,  14|          rule into several. A like rule applies in Rhetoric as well
61   VIII,  14|           form. Wherefore the best rule is, not lightly to engage