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 1      I,  1 |       not "reasoning", since it appears to reason, but does not
 2      I,  1 |      For this form of reasoning appears to differ from the reasonings
 3     II,  2 |         division, the predicate appears to hold in all or in a large
 4     II,  5 | discussion comes to be directed appears to be useful, and relevant
 5     II,  5 |       aforesaid methods; for it appears to be wholly disconnected
 6     IV,  6 |         cases where the species appears to have several predicates
 7     VI,  4 |  defined the sun as a star that appears by day’. For in bringing
 8     VI,  14|       when in another, bone. It appears, moreover, that neither
 9    VII,  5 |       case or in every case. It appears, in fact, as though, just
10   VIII,  2 |    either no objection whatever appears or at least not any on the
11   VIII,  3 |        requiring definition. It appears also in mathematics that
12   VIII,  5 |        then, too, anything that appears to be true should be granted,
13   VIII,  11|     drawn from it: and if there appears to be, it will be a sophism,
14   VIII,  12|        four senses: (1) when it appears to be brought to a conclusion,