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1      I,  14|   other cases. Moreover, all statements that seem to be true in
2     II,  1 |     For those who make false statements, and say that an attribute
3     II,  5 |  temper, but assent to those statements that are of no use in attacking
4     II,  5 |   certain sense made several statements, inasmuch as each statement
5    VII,  5 |     account of the number of statements involved we are presented
6   VIII,  9 |      which results in absurd statements, e.g. suppose any one were
7   VIII,  13|    or the other of a pair of statements that necessarily involve
8   VIII,  14|  your guard against contrary statements to the one you wish to secure.
9   VIII,  14| granting, partly denying the statements proposed.~Do not argue with