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 1      I,  5 |       the same is not enough to establish a definition. To show, however,
 2     II,  3 |         view. For if we want to establish a statement, we shall show
 3     II,  3 |        either to demolish or to establish it: e.g. supposing "the
 4     II,  3 |        you should try either to establish or to demolish both descriptions
 5     II,  3 |    required: e.g. if we want to establish a view, we should bring
 6     II,  4 |         be real: if you wish to establish a view inquire what there
 7     II,  10|     does not belong. You should establish this by induction. Another
 8    III,  6 |         both to demolish and to establish a view, except that whereas
 9    III,  6 |   degree it is possible only to establish, not to overthrow. For if
10    III,  6 |          it is only possible to establish a view by means of a less
11     IV,  2 |         that the one we wish to establish as genus is not subordinate
12     IV,  6 |  thought to be so.~Moreover, to establish a view, you should look
13     IV,  6 |      genus in which you want to establish the existence of something;
14      V,  4 |     commonplace arguments which establish absolutely that the property
15    VII,  2 |       and the term, in order to establish that the former is a definition,
16    VII,  3 |        other hand, we desire to establish one, the first thing to
17    VII,  3 |         which it is possible to establish a result by comparing two
18    VII,  5 |         it is more difficult to establish than to overthrow a definition,
19    VII,  5 |     easier to overthrow than to establish. As regards the property
20    VII,  5 |      the terms used, whereas to establish it is necessary to reason
21    VII,  5 |     clear that you are bound to establish it in one way only, viz.
22    VII,  5 |     overthrow is easier than to establish.~In the case of an accidental
23    VII,  5 |     easier to overthrow than to establish; for to establish it, one
24    VII,  5 |       than to establish; for to establish it, one has to show that
25    VII,  5 |         the contrary, easier to establish than to overthrow: for to
26    VII,  5 |       than to overthrow: for to establish it, it is enough to show
27    VII,  5 | demolish a definition, while to establish one is the hardest. For
28    VII,  5 |       For there one both has to establish all those other points by
29    VII,  5 |      while it is the hardest to establish, both because of the number
30    VII,  5 |         easiest thing of all to establish is an accidental predicate:
31   VIII,  1 |     those which are required to establish them. Moreover, do not state
32   VIII,  8 |      reasoning, or else goes to establish one of these: (and you can
33   VIII,  8 |       it is secured in order to establish something else by the fact