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 1      V,  2| knowledge to be a "conception incontrovertible by argument, because of
 2      V,  4|      of "science" that it is "incontrovertible by argument"; for then the
 3      V,  4|    the scientist also will be incontrovertible by argument. For constructive
 4      V,  4|       say not "it" but "he is incontrovertible by argument"; while the
 5      V,  4|      say not "it" but "she is incontrovertible by argument". For against
 6      V,  5|       in a certain state, as "incontrovertible by argument" belongs to
 7      V,  5|     certain state will he be "incontrovertible by argument"), or because
 8      V,  5|   possessed by something, as "incontrovertible by argument" belongs to "
 9      V,  5|      state possessed, as did "incontrovertible by argument" when stated
10     VI,  8|    defined "knowledge" as an "incontrovertible conception" or "wishing"