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 1    III,  6 |         have been given may all be brought into use. For in demolishing
 2     VI,  4 |       bringing in the "day" he has brought in the sun.~(3) Again, see
 3     VI,  8 |     existence of Ideas ought to be brought face to face with his Ideas,
 4    VII,  5 | establishing a case, the reasoning brought forward must be universal:
 5    VII,  5 |         things that people must be brought to accept, and, besides
 6   VIII,  2 |           objections should not be brought in reference to the actual
 7   VIII,  3 |          the arguments that can be brought in regard to each of them
 8   VIII,  10|           as a matter of fact been brought, yet the questioner is rendered
 9   VIII,  11|           an argument, even though brought to a conclusion, may sometimes
10   VIII,  12|       ordinary, sense, if it be so brought to a conclusion as to make
11   VIII,  12|           1) when it appears to be brought to a conclusion, and is