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 1   VIII,  5 |  generally accepted or generally rejected or else is neither: and
 2   VIII,  5 |       moreover is so accepted or rejected either absolutely or else
 3   VIII,  5 |        the answerer be generally rejected, the conclusion aimed at
 4   VIII,  5 |          the latter is generally rejected: for the conclusion which
 5   VIII,  5 |        down is generally neither rejected nor accepted, the conclusion
 6   VIII,  5 |          generally is absolutely rejected, the answerer ought not
 7   VIII,  5 |        the answerer be generally rejected, the conclusion aimed at
 8   VIII,  5 | questioner will be one generally rejected without qualification. Accordingly,
 9   VIII,  5 |          that are less generally rejected than the conclusion sought
10   VIII,  5 |          the answerer be neither rejected generally nor generally
11   VIII,  5 |         is generally accepted or rejected without qualification, then
12   VIII,  5 |        not generally accepted or rejected, but only by the answerer,
13   VIII,  6 |      generally held or generally rejected or neither, and is also
14   VIII,  6 |       relevant but too generally rejected, the answerer, while admitting
15   VIII,  6 |        be a view that is neither rejected generally nor generally
16   VIII,  6 |         premisses more generally rejected than the conclusion clearly
17   VIII,  9 |     hypothesis that is generally rejected: and this it may be in two
18   VIII,  11|     rests are false or generally rejected, when, moreover, neither
19   VIII,  12|          true, they be generally rejected, it is bad: if they be both