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 1      I,  11|    itself, or as a help to the solution of some other such problem.
 2   VIII,  8 |      to common opinions, whose solution is yet difficult, e.g. the
 3   VIII,  10|     false conclusion the right solution is to demolish the point
 4   VIII,  10|      of any random point is no solution, even though the point demolished
 5   VIII,  10|       and still be no nearer a solution of the argument; it may
 6   VIII,  10|       a case to apply the same solution. Accordingly, it is not
 7   VIII,  10| fallacy depends, has given the solution of the argument completely.
 8   VIII,  10|    argument depends, knows the solution of it, just as in the case
 9   VIII,  10|   questioner: for often when a solution has not as a matter of fact
10   VIII,  10|      them the first alone is a solution: the others are just hindrances
11   VIII,  14|      set about looking for the solution of it: for in this way you