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If the question be put in a particular and not in a universal
form, in the first place the universal constructive or destructive
commonplace rules that have been given may all be brought into use. |
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Moreover you should judge by means of greater or smaller or like
degrees: |
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Not only by means of another genus can you overthrow a view, but
also by means of the same, if you take the most marked
instance of the
character in question; |
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If the problem be indefinite, it is possible to overthrow a
statement in only one way; |
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It is useful also to take a look at individual instances, in cases
where some attribute has been said to belong or not to belong, as in
the case of universal questions. |
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In regard then to Accident, you should set to work by means like
these, and in this manner. |
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