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 1     II,  1|        not good". The methods of establishing and overthrowing a view
 2     II,  2|          this is useful both for establishing and for overthrowing a view:
 3     II,  3| convertible for purposes both of establishing and of overthrowing a view.
 4     II,  3|         denial of it. Whereas in establishing a statement we ought to
 5     II,  4|         purposes alike, both for establishing and for overthrowing a view.~
 6     II,  4|       fallacious for purposes of establishing a view, while the second
 7     II,  4|         for overthrowing and for establishing a view: for if the soul
 8     II,  7|       both in demolishing and in establishing a view. Well then, that
 9     II,  7|    observed: but for purposes of establishing one, though the rule will
10     II,  8|        when demolishing and when establishing a view, and you should secure
11     II,  8|     demolishing and when you are establishing a view: secure arguments
12     II,  9|       both in demolishing and in establishing it. By co-ordinates’ are
13     II,  9|       both in demolishing and in establishing a view. For those things
14    III,  6|       use. For in demolishing or establishing a thing universally we also
15     IV,  2|     follow the rule as given: if establishing one, then-suppose that what
16     IV,  2|    species too is predicated. If establishing a view, it is useful to
17     IV,  3|          the other hand, you are establishing a view, there are three
18     IV,  3|       both in demolishing and in establishing a view. For whatever attribute
19     IV,  4|       both in demolishing and in establishing an argument, you should
20     IV,  4|       the rule as stated; but if establishing one there is but one way:
21     IV,  4|      predicated either. Also, in establishing a view, you should adopt
22     IV,  6|    follow the rule as stated. In establishing one, on the other hand,
23    VII,  5|          definition); whereas in establishing a definition, one is bound
24    VII,  5|       attributable. Moreover, in establishing a case, the reasoning brought
25    VII,  5|      property of a thing. For in establishing a property one has to show
26    VII,  5|         demolished. Moreover, in establishing a genus it is not enough