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 1 1 |       which must be either true or false, so it is in speech. For
 2 1 |         are not yet either true or false. In proof of this, consider
 3 2 |         proposition either true or false, and this the noun proper
 4 2 |            form either a true or a false proposition.~
 5 4 |            but is neither true nor false.~Let us therefore dismiss
 6 7 |         must be true and the other false. This is the case also when
 7 7 |          one is true and the other false, for it is possible to state
 8 7 |           at the same time true or false.~It is evident also that
 9 7 |          one is true and the other false. We have pointed out, moreover,
10 8 |      negative forms may be true or false simultaneously.~
11 9 |          negative, must be true or false. Again, in the case of a
12 9 |         must be true and the other false; whereas when the subject
13 9 |        negative are either true or false, then any given predicate
14 9 |         states that it is making a false statement; and if the man
15 9 |            it is white is making a false statement, it follows that
16 9 |     denials must be either true or false.~Now if this be so, nothing
17 9 |          prove the one proposition false, the opposite would still
18 9 |         must be true and the other false, and that there are no real
19 9 |           no more true and no more false than the denial; while some
20 9 |         must be true and the other false, but we cannot say determinately
21 9 | determinately that this or that is false, but must leave the alternative
22 9 |          actually true or actually false. It is therefore plain that
23 9 |       should be true and the other false. For in the case of that
24 10|            every man is unwise" is false. But under these circumstances
25 10|           always be either true or false, and he that uses the expression "
26 10|            from making a true or a false statement than he who uses
27 13|              Now both of these are false of that which necessarily
28 13|          possibly not be; which is false. It is evident, then, that
29 14|   judgement is the contrary of the false, that which forms the denial
30 14|            forms the denial of the false judgement or that which
31 14|        that it is good; another, a false judgement, that it is not
32 14|        intrinsic nature, then that false judgement likewise is most
33 14|            likewise is most really false, which concerns its intrinsic
34 14|           is good is not good is a false judgement concerning its
35 14|           judgement is more really false than that which positively
36 14|        contrary, that judgement is false, which forms the negative
37 14|           man is not a man forms a false judgement. If then in these
38 14|            it is good; for this is false. In the same way, moreover,