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 1      I,  3 |          proceed when we are in a position like that which we occupy
 2      I,  9 |            Relation, Place, Time, Position, State, Activity, Passivity.
 3      I,  14|           a principle or accepted position; for they are posited by
 4   VIII,  3 |     discussing or arguing a given position because the definition has
 5   VIII,  3 |          be sure then, whenever a position is hard to discuss, that
 6   VIII,  3 |    premiss, than to the resulting position, a doubt may arise whether
 7   VIII,  4 | necessarily follow because of his position: while that of the answerer
 8   VIII,  4 |          or paradox, but only his position: for one may, perhaps, distinguish
 9   VIII,  4 |      mistake of taking up a wrong position to start with, and that
10   VIII,  5 |          incorrect defence of his position:-inasmuch, then, as we have
11   VIII,  5 |      would the man who stated the position.~
12   VIII,  6 |   answerer should be, whether the position he lays down be a view generally
13   VIII,  11|        have been made against his position: for it is not in the power
14   VIII,  11|           the speaker and not his position, when the answerer lies
15   VIII,  11|        irrelevant to the original position.~(3) The third is, supposing