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 1      I,  I   |  false. For, by what kind of logic will it appear that any
 2    III,  III |    according to the rules of logic, that every term can have
 3    III,  VI  |     which, by the masters of logic, are called genera. These
 4    III,  X   |      signification of words, logic, and the liberal sciences
 5    III,  X   |    ordinary conversation.~7. Logic and dispute have much contributed
 6     IV,  IV  |     soul. I know not by what logic you must so conclude. I
 7     IV,  XVII|     few who have been taught logic, there is but a very small
 8     IV,  XVII| owing to any rules of common logic. A man knows first, and
 9     IV,  XVII|      that syllogism, and the logic now in use, which were as
10     IV,  XXI |   enough termed also Logike, logic: the business whereof is
11     IV,  XXI |    afford us another sort of logic and critic, than what we