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 1      I,  6 |         most naturally belongs, speaking of them as "definitory"
 2      I,  7 |    regarded as falling, roughly speaking, into three divisions. We
 3    III,  2 |     noble acquisitions. Roughly speaking, perhaps, necessities are
 4     VI,  3 |        makes clear his essence. Speaking generally, everything is
 5     VI,  5 |                     5~Generally speaking, then, one commonplace rule
 6     VI,  9 |        is pleased is benefited. Speaking generally, in definitions
 7     VI,  13|       whatever is more properly speaking its function than this.~
 8    VII,  1 |     that they are not the same.~Speaking generally, one ought to
 9    VII,  3 |       predicated of the latter. Speaking generally, seeing that the
10   VIII,  1 |       the original proposition. Speaking generally, a man who desires
11   VIII,  1 |         s case really requires. Speaking generally, a questioner
12   VIII,  14| propounder and objector who is, speaking generally, a dialectician.