Book, Paragraph

 1     II,  7 |      that it may help us both in demolishing and in establishing a view.
 2     II,  8 |        their sequence, both when demolishing and when establishing a
 3     II,  8 |    conversely, both when you are demolishing and when you are establishing
 4     II,  9 |     terms in the thesis, both in demolishing and in establishing it.
 5     II,  9 |        or to destroy it, both in demolishing and in establishing a view.
 6    III,  6 |         brought into use. For in demolishing or establishing a thing
 7    III,  6 |           there are four ways of demolishing it: for if it be shown that
 8     IV,  3 |           If, therefore, you are demolishing a view, there are all these
 9     IV,  3 |         follow likewise, both in demolishing and in establishing a view.
10     IV,  4 |          and in general, both in demolishing and in establishing an argument,
11     IV,  4 | privation, there are two ways of demolishing an argument, first of all
12     IV,  4 |      rendered. If, then, you are demolishing a view, you should follow
13     IV,  6 |    rendered be found therein.~In demolishing a view, therefore, you should
14    VII,  5 |     conclusion than many. Now in demolishing a definition it is sufficient
15   VIII,  10|         It can be done either by demolishing the point on which the falsehood
16   VIII,  14|        propositions asked and so demolishing one of those that were conceded: