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 1     II,  2 |    the other should actually assert it universally, or else
 2     II,  2 |   these things, a refusal to assert it will make him look absurd.~
 3     II,  7 |    rule will not help you to assert that the accident actually
 4     II,  7 | belongs, it will help you to assert that it may possibly belong.
 5    III,  4 |   things together we at once assert also that each of them,
 6     IV,  4 |    If, then, any one were to assert that knowledge is a kind
 7     IV,  5 |    immortal: for no one will assert that he takes another life,
 8     VI,  6 |   found in meeting those who assert the existence of "Ideas":
 9     VI,  6 |    be employed are those who assert that a genus is always numerically
10     VI,  6 |    what is done by those who assert the real existence of the "
11     VI,  10|    discrepant: for those who assert the existence of Ideas hold
12     VI,  13| defines in this way seems to assert that the parts are the same
13    VII,  1 |      as happens to those who assert that "empty" is the same
14   VIII,  2 |    the part objected to, and assert the remainder, e.g. that
15   VIII,  8 |    no reason for omitting to assert the opposites of these views.