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 1      I,  2 |   dialectic is a process of criticism wherein lies the path to
 2      I,  6 |    that all remarks made in criticism of a "property" and "genus"
 3      V,  3 |    any occasion for adverse criticism. Thus (e.g.) a man who has
 4      V,  4 | might, then, bring captious criticism against the majority of
 5     VI,  11|     might be held that this criticism is ridiculous: because there
 6   VIII,  11|                  11~Adverse criticism of an argument on its own
 7   VIII,  11| makes it clear that adverse criticism is not to be passed in a
 8   VIII,  11|    then, clear that adverse criticism is not to be passed in a
 9   VIII,  11|    to five kinds of adverse criticism:~(1) The first is when neither
10   VIII,  11|    open to the same adverse criticism when taken in relation to