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 1      I,  1 |      really such, or again if it merely seems to reason from opinions
 2      I,  1 |    definition of any of them; we merely want to describe them in
 3      I,  11|        some it is useful to know merely with a view to knowledge,
 4      I,  15|    definitions; e.g. we must not merely say that justice and courage
 5      I,  18|          facts and not addressed merely to the term used. For as
 6     II,  7 |          as well; our proof will merely have gone to this point,
 7     IV,  3 |       contrary, look and see not merely whether the contrary of
 8      V,  2 |        will show the correctness merely in this respect, while others
 9     VI,  2 |        again, see if, when it is merely stated by itself, it is
10     VI,  5 |          out anything: but would merely have mentioned the subordinate
11     VI,  5 |      other hand, he who mentions merely the higher genus by itself,
12     VI,  8 |       can be no Idea of anything merely apparent: the general view
13     VI,  9 |          equality (for "unequal" merely describes things that are
14     VI,  9 |         who is not using it as a merely negative term. For what
15     VI,  11|        such cases is bound to be merely one of term for term, in
16     VI,  11|          too could be defined by merely calling them by a different
17     VI,  11|      substituting for a term not merely another term but a phrase,
18     VI,  13|        any compound thing is not merely that it is a product of
19    VII,  5 | overthrowing the definition. For merely to show that the definition
20    VII,  5 |    accident it is enough to show merely that it belongs. On the
21   VIII,  2 |          when, then, the one man merely asks it as a question without
22   VIII,  2 |        times: in the one case he merely babbles, in the other he
23   VIII,  3 |   exercise he may do so if he is merely satisfied of its truth.