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 1      I,  5 |          last statement does not hold: for to show that they are
 2      I,  11| something on which either people hold no opinion either way, or
 3      I,  11|        either way, or the masses hold a contrary opinion to the
 4     II,  2 |         the predicate appears to hold in all or in a large number
 5    III,  6 |         in what case it does not hold. Moreover, in cases where
 6     IV,  2 |      some cases. For some people hold that prudence is both virtue
 7     VI,  4 |      converse; so that those who hold that a definition ought
 8     VI,  10|    assert the existence of Ideas hold that they are incapable
 9     VI,  10|        plants. It is possible to hold the view that life is a
10     VI,  12|    partly false; for it ought to hold of all reality, if it is
11     VI,  13|    definition rendered could not hold of anything, as there is
12   VIII,  2 |       any case where it does not hold true: if he refuse to admit
13   VIII,  2 |    forward all propositions that hold true of several cases, and