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 1      I,  3 |                                 3~We shall be in perfect possession
 2      I,  13| particular expression is used; (3) the discovery of the differences
 3      I,  13|        the former cannot’; and (3) The relation of the healthy
 4     II,  3 |                                 3~Moreover, if a term be used
 5     II,  7 |         do evil to enemies. Or (3) a single verb may be attached
 6     II,  8 |         well is direct; e.g. if 3/1 is a multiple, then 1/
 7     II,  8 |         1 is a multiple, then 1/3 is a fraction: for 3/1 is
 8     II,  8 |     then 1/3 is a fraction: for 3/1 is relative to 1/3, and
 9     II,  8 |        for 3/1 is relative to 1/3, and so is a multiple to
10    III,  3 |                                 3~Moreover, of things that
11     IV,  3 |                                 3~Look and see, also, if what
12      V,  2 |        of its knowledge by it, (3) the existence of knowledge
13      V,  3 |                                 3~Next, for destructive purposes,
14     VI,  1 |        of what is defined): or (3) that the expression is
15     VI,  3 |                                 3~If, then, the definition
16     VI,  4 |        has brought in the sun.~(3) Again, see if he has defined
17    VII,  3 |                                 3~This then is the way, and
18   VIII,  3 |                                 3~There are certain hypotheses
19   VIII,  5 |      argued sufficiently well. (3) Likewise, too, if the statement
20   VIII,  11|         the original position.~(3) The third is, supposing
21   VIII,  12|    reductiones ad impossibile: (3) when it comes to the proposed