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1      I,  1 |       it is not our purpose to give the exact definition of
2      I,  7 |     another. For often when we give the order to call one of
3      I,  7 | whenever the person to whom we give the order happens not to
4      I,  11|        we find it difficult to give our reasons, e.g. the question
5      V,  3 |    obscure: and one should not give any occasion for adverse
6      V,  5 |        oneself, one should not give occasion for this objection,
7     VI,  5 |     man", supposing any one to give it, as "that which knows
8   VIII,  7 |       true or false, he should give it an unqualified assent
9   VIII,  14|     these answerers frequently give up in despair. Moreover,