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 1      I,  1 |   our knowledge of them has originally come through premisses which
 2     II,  5 |   been demolished, the view originally laid down is demolished
 3      V,  6 |    opposite of the property originally suggested is a property
 4     VI,  9 |     be contrary to the term originally used. Suppose, then, neither
 5     VI,  9 |    the contrary of the term originally used, then clearly neither
 6     VI,  9 |    the contrary of the term originally defined: and therefore the
 7     VI,  9 |    therefore the definition originally rendered of the original
 8   VIII,  3 | harder undertaking than was originally proposed: if, on the other
 9   VIII,  7 |   becomes uncertain whether originally as well he perceived the
10   VIII,  11| when they are claiming what originally they set out to prove-for
11   VIII,  11| contrary things and to what originally had to be proved-the argument