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1      V,  5 |        one should attack it; for oneself, one should not give occasion
2     VI,  14|   definitions as well: one ought oneself to propose a second definition:
3     VI,  14| elementary principles to take by oneself a happy shot at a definition
4    VII,  5 |         be urged. For to see for oneself, and to secure from those
5   VIII,  1 |       bring an objection against oneself: for answerers are put off
6   VIII,  2 |         ought, therefore, to try oneself to coin a word to cover
7   VIII,  2 |     objection. But until one has oneself stated in what cases it