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 1      I,  5 |      two-footed" is in point of fact ascribed as a property in
 2     II,  3 |         as (e.g.) the essential fact that the triangle has its
 3     II,  3 |      angles, and the accidental fact that the equilateral figure
 4     II,  10|          you can argue from the fact that an attribute belongs,
 5    III,  1 |        the hot and the cold, in fact in all the primary constituents
 6     IV,  3 |     would come to see clearly a fact like this. An objection
 7      V,  5 |       occur, as it does not, in fact, in the case of fire. For
 8      V,  8 |         comparison based on the fact that an attribute belongs.~
 9     VI,  3 |       thing; but as a matter of fact the subject said to be a
10     VI,  5 |         of reading": neither in fact has succeeded, but only
11     VI,  5 |       mentions the one only. In fact he has done it perhaps worse,
12     VI,  6 |         this is contrary to the fact: for there exist both lengths
13     VI,  6 |      there will be no "man". In fact, we may lay down absolutely
14    VII,  5 |      every case. It appears, in fact, as though, just as in other
15   VIII,  3 |        definition be given, the fact asserted becomes immediately
16   VIII,  8 | establish something else by the fact of a number of similar questions
17   VIII,  10| solution has not as a matter of fact been brought, yet the questioner
18   VIII,  11|         believe what is not the fact more firmly than the truth.
19   VIII,  14|         ability is required: in fact real natural ability just