Section,  Paragraph

 1   I,  2  |     conclusions well from a few premises, and this displays an acute
 2   I,  2  |       well where there are many premises.~For example, the former
 3   I,  2  |         hydrostatics, where the premises are few, but the conclusions
 4   I,  2  |       contain a great number of premises, and there is perhaps a
 5   I,  2  |      can search with ease a few premises to the bottom and cannot
 6   I,  2  |         in which there are many premises.~There are then two kinds
 7   I,  2  |        the conclusions of given premises, and this is the precise
 8   I,  2  |    comprehend a great number of premises without confusing them,
 9  II,  72 | multitude and fineness of their premises; for it is clear that those
10  VI,  392|      conclusions from different premises.~This is enough, at least,