Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XV   |       end in affirmatives after exclusion has been exhausted.~
 2        1, XVI  |      forms) is the rejection or exclusion of the several natures which
 3        1, XVI  |         after the rejection and exclusion has been duly made, there
 4        1, XVIII|      now give an example of the exclusion or rejection of natures
 5        1, XVIII| sometimes double or multiply an exclusion.~An Example of Exclusion,
 6        1, XVIII|        exclusion.~An Example of Exclusion, or Rejection of Natures
 7        1, XIX  |           XIX~In the process of exclusion are laid the foundations
 8        1, XIX  |    possibly be so at first. For exclusion is evidently the rejection
 9        1, XIX  |          how can the process of exclusion be made accurate? Now some
10        1, XXI  |         Rejection or process of Exclusion being completed, and also
11        1, XXII |       strengthen the process of exclusion, so that a few of them are
12        1, XXIII|     destroyed. And though every exclusion promotes the affirmative,
13        1, XXIII|      remedied by the process of exclusion legitimately conducted.~
14        1, XXIV |      had to a rigid and careful exclusion.~To take an example: let
15        1, L    |     seven ways, viz., either by exclusion of whatever impedes and
16        1, LII  |         either by hastening the exclusion of the form, as solitary