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 1  IV, 4 |       will be true wherever the assertion is, and the assertion true
 2  IV, 4 |       the assertion is, and the assertion true wherever the negation
 3  IV, 4 | negation will be true where the assertion is, but the assertion not
 4  IV, 4 |       the assertion is, but the assertion not always true where the
 5  IV, 4 |      and knowable, the opposite assertion will be more knowable. But (
 6  IV, 4 |     definite.~Again if when the assertion is true, the negation is
 7  IV, 6 |    consequences follow from the assertion that they are, and (3) why
 8  IV, 7 |       it connects in one way by assertion or negation, it says what
 9  IV, 7 |       an attribute involves the assertion of its contrary, even in
10  IV, 7 |      with reference both to its assertion and to its negation, and
11  IX, 10|       is as follows—contact and assertion are truth (assertion not
12  IX, 10|        and assertion are truth (assertion not being the same as affirmation),
13  XI, 5 |        itself will be false-the assertion that there is no true affirmation.
14  XI, 6 |     respect of quality? For the assertion of contradictory statements
15 XII, 8 |      taken as just so many; the assertion of necessity must be left