Book, Aphorism

 1      Pre        | attributed so much importance to logic, showing thereby that they
 2      Pre        |        And therefore that art of logic, coming (as I said) too
 3      Pre        |        and when they endeavor by logic (which may be considered
 4        1, XI    |       works, so neither does the logic which we now have help us
 5        1, XII   |                          XII~The logic now in use serves rather
 6        1, XX    |        this evil is increased by logic, because of the order and
 7        1, XXIX  |         use of anticipations and logic is good; for in them the
 8        1, XL    |         of sophisms is to common logic.~
 9        1, LIV   |         mere bond servant to his logic, thereby rendering it contentious
10        1, LXIII |        natural philosophy by his logic: fashioning the world out
11        1, LXIII |        anything but the words of logic, which in his metaphysics
12        1, LXIX  |      idols; and those we have in logic do little else than make
13        1, LXXXII|      Another may perhaps call in logic to discover it for him,
14        1, XCVI  |         in Aristotle's school by logic; in Plato's by natural theology;
15        1, XCIX  |    understanding, or drawn up by logic, as by wheels from a well.
16        1, XCIX  |         that the other sciences, logic, ethics, and politics, should
17        1, XCIX  |      them all; and as the common logic, which governs by the syllogism,
18        1, XCIX  |         mind only (as the common logic does) but the nature of
19        1, XXVII |         rule of the syllogism in logic which unites propositions
20        1, LII   |    Organon of mine I am handling logic, not philosophy. But since
21        1, LII   |         philosophy. But since my logic aims to teach and instruct
22        1, LII   |  abstract notions (as the common logic does), but that it may in