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 1 5 |    expression "a footed animal with two feet" can be called single;
 2 7 |        regard to a universal, these two propositions are "contrary".
 3 8 |            other hand, one word has two meanings which do not combine
 4 8 |         again, is equivalent to the two propositions "horse is white", "
 5 8 |             white". If, then, these two propositions have more than
 6 9 |          has been said,’ one of the two must be true and the other
 7 9 |           it may issue in either of two opposite directions. Again,
 8 9 |          not. In the case, also, of two contradictory propositions
 9 9 |             nonexistent. One of the two propositions in such instances
10 10|            negative propositions of two sorts. Thus in the sentence "
11 10| propositions, therefore, instead of two can be formed with these
12 10|        formed with these materials. Two of the four, as regards
13 10|             of privation; the other two do not correspond with these.~
14 10|            the term "not-just", and two negative propositions are
15 10|          case.~We have thus set out two pairs of opposite propositions;
16 10|    propositions; there are moreover two other pairs, if a term be
17 10|              it is plain that these two propositions will never
18 10|          white"; thus there will be two contradictories to one proposition.~
19 11|             the admission of one of two contradictories-and the
20 11|             is itself always one of two contradictories-the answer
21 11|         chance of announcing one of two alternatives, whichever
22 11|              We may either state in two separate propositions that
23 11|        biped, or we may combine the two, and state that man is an
24 11|          that man is an animal with two feet. Similarly we may use "
25 11|         shoemaker. For if, whenever two separate predicates truly
26 11|              the combination of the two will, therefore, not form
27 11|    shoemaker, we cannot combine the two propositions and say simply
28 11|             a man is an animal with two feet, for these predicates
29 12|             other: for, since these two propositions are not contradictory,
30 13|             while, if either of the two former propositions is true,
31 13|           should not be, one of the two alternatives will be excluded.
32 14|           it is bad. Which of these two is contrary to the true?
33 14|          same class. If then of the two judgements one is contrary
34 14|             to meet the case, since two true judgements are never
35 14|            other. For whereas, when two propositions are true, a