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 1      I,  1 |      which, certain things being laid down, something other than
 2      I,  6 |          plan of inquiry must be laid down for each of the classes
 3      I,  14|        be generally held, as was laid down before. It is useful
 4     II,  3 |          senses, and it has been laid down that it is or that
 5     II,  5 |        made by means of the view laid down, arrives at a certain
 6     II,  5 |  demolished, the view originally laid down is demolished as well.
 7    III,  1 |        of all it must be clearly laid down that the inquiry we
 8     IV,  1 |      accident: e.g. if "good" be laid down to be the genus of "
 9      V,  6 |      opposites, just as has been laid down in the case of the
10     VI,  14|   clearly the definition already laid down will have been demolished,
11   VIII,  3 |          line or of a circle, be laid down; only the arguments
12   VIII,  3 |       the starting-points be not laid down, to show them is difficult
13   VIII,  5 |         Inasmuch as no rules are laid down for those who argue
14   VIII,  5 |        for ourselves.~The thesis laid down by the answerer before
15   VIII,  5 |          If, then, the statement laid down by the answerer be
16   VIII,  5 |        opposite of the statement laid down. If, on the other hand,
17   VIII,  5 |          the other hand, what is laid down is generally neither
18   VIII,  5 |          that (1) where the view laid down by him is one that
19   VIII,  5 | conclusion. For if the statement laid down by the answerer be
20   VIII,  5 |        other hand, the statement laid down by the answerer be
21   VIII,  5 |  Likewise, too, if the statement laid down by the answerer be
22   VIII,  5 |     accepted. If, then, the view laid down by the answerer be
23   VIII,  5 |  comparison: whereas if the view laid down be one that is not
24   VIII,  9 | questioners demolish what he has laid down.~He should beware of
25   VIII,  12|         for one of the premisses laid down ought never to be there
26   VIII,  13|      about through the premisses laid down; and this would happen