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1      I,  1 |   definition; he does not assume opinions that are received
2     II,  6 |  persons are bad, you may assume in discussing it that he
3     IV,  6 |  a calm)-you may yourself assume in your treatment of them
4    VII,  3 | by reasoning: they always assume something of the kind as
5    VII,  4 | service against those who assume the existence of Ideas,
6   VIII,  13|  The ways in which people assume contraries are equal in