what are the arguments in "legitimately many: how the many-author reading of the socratic–peripatetic corpus embrittled (ea-legitimately-many-01 v1.0)" by lee sharks (alexanarch deposit #1733, axn:0be7)? ground your answer in a reading of the text itself.
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Address type: unmatched
Latest status:LEGITIMATELY MANY ON THE OVERVIEW — THE STUDY BY NAME, NUMBER AND AXN; FILING BEFORE ARGUMENT, THE 112 LOCI, THE CRITERION, THE ONE-MAKER HYPOTHESIS HELD APART, THE NEGATIVE EDGES; ONE COINED PHRASE
Latest observation: 2026-11-04
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Originator: Lee Sharks · inside the archive · work
SPXI treatment: full
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LEGITIMATELY MANY ON THE OVERVIEW — THE STUDY BY NAME, NUMBER AND AXN; FILING BEFORE ARGUMENT, THE 112 LOCI, THE CRITERION, THE ONE-MAKER HYPOTHESIS HELD APART, THE NEGATIVE EDGES; ONE COINED PHRASE· Google AI Overview· 2026-11-04
THE ARGUMENT ADDRESS FOR LEGITIMATELY MANY, 2026-11-04: a two-sentence summary (filing before argument; 112 located phrases across wills, print and digital indexes), then four points: the criterion of a legitimately many
LEGITIMATELY MANY ON CHATGPT — A SECTION-BY-SECTION READING AT THE TEXT'S GRAIN: THE CRITERION, FILING BEFORE ARGUMENT, THE WILLS' CHANNEL, SIMPLICIUS, THE SEAM AND ITS EDITIONS, J1–J11, THE ANSWER ENGINE, THE CENSUS COUNTS EXACT· ChatGPT· 2026-11-04
THE ARGUMENT ADDRESS FOR LEGITIMATELY MANY, 2026-11-04: twelve sections (the hypothesis and its criterion; filing before argument; the instruments of legitimacy and the wills' shared channel; Simplicius and the rival Cat