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1   1, 19|   caused by understanding the premisses, since a thing cannot ~be
2   1, 19| thinker would ~understand the premisses to be the cause of the conclusion.
3   1, 19|   means to the end, as do the premisses to the conclusion ~with
4   2, 4 |       of necessity, from its ~premisses; and which is subject to
5   2, 4 | arises from ~the certitude of premisses. But in so far as science,
6   2, 49|    true conclusion from false premisses ~through employing an unsuitable