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 1   1, 58 |          apprehends the reasoning of syllogisms: for he ~understands simply,
 2   1, 59 |          apprehends the reasoning of syllogisms: for he ~understands simply,
 3   1, 82 |               as we see in dialectic syllogisms and rhetorical ~arguments.
 4   2, 13 |            is the reason that ~forms syllogisms. Since therefore choice
 5   2, 45 |          reason makes things such as syllogisms, propositions and the ~like,
 6   2, 45 |            hence the ~conclusions of syllogisms are not only universal,
 7   2, 47 | demonstrative, but also in practical syllogisms, as, for ~instance, when
 8   2, 96 |            Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: In syllogisms the premises are of greater
 9   2, 160|              Reply OBJ 3: Just as in syllogisms that lead to an impossible
10   3, 9  |            the result of dialectical syllogisms, disposes ~towards science,
11   3, 9  |           results from demonstrative syllogisms. Now, when ~perfection is
12   3, 9  |         signs from which dialectical syllogisms ~proceed. So likewise in