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 1      I,  3 |          possession of the way to proceed when we are in a position
 2      I,  8 |      which and to which arguments proceed, is by induction: for if
 3     II,  2 |         for then the inquiry will proceed more directly and in fewer
 4     II,  2 |          primary groups, and then proceed in order down to those that
 5     II,  4 |        way. But per contra it may proceed from the species to the
 6     IV,  6 |         of conviction. You should proceed in the same way also in
 7     VI,  1 |           term is true you should proceed to examine according to
 8     VI,  1 | incorrectly. First, then, we must proceed to examine if it has been
 9     VI,  3 |          be not clear, you should proceed to examine on lines such
10     VI,  4 |         or incorrectly you should proceed to examine on these and
11     VI,  4 |     definitions, viz. those which proceed from what is intelligible
12     VI,  14|       handle for attack, and then proceed to examine it. For the answerer
13   VIII,  1 |       thirdly and lastly, he must proceed actually to put them to
14   VIII,  1 |         follows: Induction should proceed from individual cases to
15   VIII,  13|    something universally and then proceed to beg its contradictory