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 1      I,  4 |                            4~First, then, we must see
 2      I,  13|    differences of things; (4) the investigation of likeness.
 3     II,  4 |                            4~Moreover, it is well to
 4    III,  4 |                            4~Comparisons of things together
 5     IV,  4 |                            4~Again, consider the case
 6      V,  2 |    of knowledge about it, (4) the use of knowledge about
 7      V,  4 |                            4~The inquiry, then, whether
 8     VI,  1 |  to be peculiar): or else (4) see if, though he has observed
 9     VI,  4 |                            4~Whether, then, a man defines
10    VII,  4 |                            4~The most handy of all the
11   VIII,  4 |                            4~As to the formulation, then,
12   VIII,  11| held than the conclusion.~(4) Again, supposing certain
13   VIII,  12| reached be true or false: (4) if the conclusion be reached