The Organon: Or Logical Treatises of Aristotle : with the Introduction of Porphyry, Volume 1G. Bell, 1908 - 735 pages |
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... not , but that he speaks affirmation . from deliberate intention.1 Now of these ... non - inherent , according as times are di- § . e . into past , vided . § 2 ... inesse , that is , denoting the inherency or inbeing of the predicated qua ...
... not , but that he speaks affirmation . from deliberate intention.1 Now of these ... non - inherent , according as times are di- § . e . into past , vided . § 2 ... inesse , that is , denoting the inherency or inbeing of the predicated qua ...
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... no B , but B is present with every C , A will be present with no C ; but it was supposed that A was present with ... non inesse By a deduction to an absurdity . * i . e . uni- first figure . subsist , both those which are of the same ...
... no B , but B is present with every C , A will be present with no C ; but it was supposed that A was present with ... non inesse By a deduction to an absurdity . * i . e . uni- first figure . subsist , both those which are of the same ...
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... non - contingency " white , " " ani- * Example ( 6. ) mal , " " pitch . " It is evident , therefore , that when terms are universal , and one of the propositions is assumed , as simply de inesse , but the other con- tingent , when the ...
... non - contingency " white , " " ani- * Example ( 6. ) mal , " " pitch . " It is evident , therefore , that when terms are universal , and one of the propositions is assumed , as simply de inesse , but the other con- tingent , when the ...
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... inesse , or non - inesse , but the particular being negative , assumes the contingent , as if A is present , or not present , with every B , that B happens not to be present with a certain C ; for the contingent proposition B C being ...
... inesse , or non - inesse , but the particular being negative , assumes the contingent , as if A is present , or not present , with every B , that B happens not to be present with a certain C ; for the contingent proposition B C being ...
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... non - inesse , and of the sim- ple non - inesse , whether the terms are universal or not . The contingent also in the conclusion , is to be assumed in the same way as in the former syllogisms , but there will not be a syllo- gism ...
... non - inesse , and of the sim- ple non - inesse , whether the terms are universal or not . The contingent also in the conclusion , is to be assumed in the same way as in the former syllogisms , but there will not be a syllo- gism ...
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