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 1      I,  18|         effected, are these: the commonplace rules, for the observance
 2     II,  2 |                        2~Now one commonplace rule is to look and see
 3     II,  3 |       only the other point. This commonplace rule is convertible for
 4     II,  3 | established by means of the same commonplace rules; e.g. that a particular
 5     II,  4 |   becomes easier to attack. This commonplace rule also is available for
 6     II,  4 |        knowledge. Now the former commonplace argument is fallacious for
 7     II,  4 |       does not move at all. This commonplace rule is common for both
 8     II,  9 |      than to "unskilfully". This commonplace rule has been stated before
 9     II,  10|   greater degrees there are four commonplace rules. One is: See whether
10    III,  2 |          also desirable. Another commonplace rule is that what is nearer
11    III,  4 |      manner prescribed. The same commonplace rules are useful also for
12    III,  5 |                            5~The commonplace rules relating to comparative
13    III,  6 |      constructive or destructive commonplace rules that have been given
14    III,  6 |      general application are the commonplace rules that are drawn from
15     IV,  4 |          the soul. The aforesaid commonplace rule is common to the subject
16     IV,  5 |         reasoning" faculty. This commonplace rule is useful also in dealing
17     IV,  6 |          the genus rendered. The commonplace rule in question is useful
18     IV,  6 |           on the other hand, the commonplace rule that you should see
19      V,  1 |         examined by means of the commonplace arguments relating to Accident,
20      V,  4 |          points of view. For the commonplace arguments which establish
21      V,  4 |         of receiving knowledge". commonplace rule means-for destructive
22      V,  4 |          a tripartite soul. This commonplace rule is useful also in dealing
23      V,  4 |           viz. of "animal". This commonplace rule is deceptive whenever
24      V,  6 |   property of the negative. This commonplace rule is, however, deceptive:
25      V,  6 |        in the case of the former commonplace rules as well.’ Thus, for
26      V,  7 |          on the other hand, this commonplace rule is of no use: for what
27      V,  8 |          on the other hand, this commonplace rule is not of any use:
28      V,  8 |          on the other hand, this commonplace rule is of no use.~The rule
29     VI,  1 |         examine according to the commonplace rules that relate to Accident.
30     VI,  1 |        the case according to the commonplace rules that relate to genus
31     VI,  2 |                            2~One commonplace rule, then, in regard to
32     VI,  5 |    Generally speaking, then, one commonplace rule relates to the failure
33     VI,  6 |         the same. So, then, this commonplace rule ought to be followed,
34    VII,  2 |        Such is the number of the commonplace rules that relate to "sameness".
35    VII,  3 |   inquiry now before us the same commonplace rules serve. For we have
36    VII,  4 |        The most handy of all the commonplace arguments are those just
37    VII,  4 |          too if any other of the commonplace rules is of general application
38    VII,  5 |      does not belong at all.~The commonplace arguments through which
39   VIII,  1 |         sources from which one’s commonplace arguments should be drawn