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 1 5 |        form the predicate of any proposition. But of secondary substances,
 2 5 |        established that in every proposition, of which either substance
 3 10|           we mean an affirmative proposition, by "denial" a negative.
 4 10|    constitutes the matter of the proposition in one case is opposed to
 5 10|        not exist at all, neither proposition is true, but even if the
 6 12|         with it the truth of the proposition that he is, and the implication
 7 12| reciprocal: for if a man is, the proposition wherein we allege that he
 8 12|           and conversely, if the proposition wherein we allege that he
 9 12|       true, then he is. The true proposition, however, is in no way the
10 12|        cause of the truth of the proposition, for the truth or falsity
11 12|          truth or falsity of the proposition depends on the fact of the