The Organon, Or Logical Treatises, of Aristotle, Volume 1Geo. Bell, 1899 |
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... Syllogism , and its Elements . 1. Purport of the attainment of demonstra- tive science . It is first requisite to say what is the subject , this treatise concerning which , and why , the present treatise is undertaken , namely , that it ...
... Syllogism , and its Elements . 1. Purport of the attainment of demonstra- tive science . It is first requisite to say what is the subject , this treatise concerning which , and why , the present treatise is undertaken , namely , that it ...
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... syllogism . 66 in the following treatises , but for our present requirements what has now been determined by us may per- haps suffice . Again , I call that a term , " into which a proposition is resolved , as for instance , the ...
... syllogism . 66 in the following treatises , but for our present requirements what has now been determined by us may per- haps suffice . Again , I call that a term , " into which a proposition is resolved , as for instance , the ...
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... Syllogism being more demonstration universal than CHAP . IV . - Of Syllogism , and of the first Figure . THESE things being determined , let us now de- scribe by what , when , and how , every syllogism is produced , and let us ...
... Syllogism being more demonstration universal than CHAP . IV . - Of Syllogism , and of the first Figure . THESE things being determined , let us now de- scribe by what , when , and how , every syllogism is produced , and let us ...
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... syllogism of the extremes , for nothing necessarily results from the ex- istence of these , since the first happens to be present with every , and with no extreme ; so that neither a particular nor universal ( conclusion ) necessarily ...
... syllogism of the extremes , for nothing necessarily results from the ex- istence of these , since the first happens to be present with every , and with no extreme ; so that neither a particular nor universal ( conclusion ) necessarily ...
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... syllogism ; let the terms of + Example ( 4. ) being present with every ( individual ) be " white , " + " horse , " " swan ; " but those of being present with no one , be " white , " " horse , " " crow . " The same also may be taken if A ...
... syllogism ; let the terms of + Example ( 4. ) being present with every ( individual ) be " white , " + " horse , " " swan ; " but those of being present with no one , be " white , " " horse , " " crow . " The same also may be taken if A ...
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