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Polarity and analogy: Two types of argumentation in early Greek thought.

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LLOYD G E R

Language: Eng Publication details: London CUP 1966Subject(s):

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Rx51.C K6

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Book	Prof. S.S.Basavanal Library	Rx51.C K6 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	75604		75604

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