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 1      I,  1 |   what its varieties are, in order to grasp dialectical reasoning:
 2      I,  2 |                    2~Next in order after the foregoing, we
 3      I,  7 |   For often when we give the order to call one of the people
 4      I,  7 |   person to whom we give the order happens not to understand
 5      I,  11|     sake of other things, in order that through them we may
 6     II,  1 |     an attribute of a man in order to show that he is white
 7     II,  2 |  groups, and then proceed in order down to those that are not
 8     II,  3 | discuss a single instance in order to show that an attribute
 9     II,  4 |      overthrowing a view.~In order to show that contrary attributes
10     II,  7 |    subject of contraries, in order that it may help us both
11     II,  8 |   your terms, converting the order of their sequence, both
12    III,  1 |     be just per accidens, in order that they may do us no harm.
13    III,  1 |    it for something else, in order that they may do us no harm.~
14    III,  2 |      we repudiate the one in order to be thought to possess
15    III,  2 |     the love of hard work in order that people may think us
16     IV,  2 |  that walking is "motion" in order to show that it is "locomotion",
17     IV,  4 |      species and convert the order of terms, according to the
18     IV,  5 | people sometimes in converse order render genus as differentia,
19     VI,  4 |      and these belong to the order of things which are absolutely
20     VI,  14|    correct and reshape it in order to make some part of it
21    VII,  2 |  expression and the term, in order to establish that the former
22    VII,  5 |      the converse of this in order to show that the term is
23   VIII,  1 |   syllogisms in their proper order, but alternately those that
24   VIII,  1 |     for its own sake, but in order to get at something else:
25   VIII,  3 |      which stand last in the order of nature. For the former
26   VIII,  6 |   not generally accepted, in order to avoid the appearance
27   VIII,  8 |   tell when it is secured in order to establish something else
28   VIII,  14|    ready to try all means in order to seem not to be beaten,