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1      I,  1 |      is "dialectical", if it reasons from opinions that are generally
2      I,  1 |     who draws a false figure reasons from things that are neither
3      I,  11|     it difficult to give our reasons, e.g. the question whether
4      V,  2 |      correctly rendered. The reasons why this is so are quite
5      V,  8 |    desires as of a part that reasons, and it is a property of
6      V,  8 |     possessor of a part that reasons.~Thirdly (c) for destructive
7   VIII,  5 |    well. Now since a man who reasons correctly demonstrates his
8   VIII,  11| aporeme is an inference that reasons dialectically to a contradiction.~