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 1 7 |            other false. This is the case also when the reference
 2 7 |     universal, it is not always the case that one is true and the
 3 7 |           This, however, is not the case, nor are they necessarily
 4 7 |   propositions it is not always the case that one is true and the
 5 9 |                            9~In the case of that which is or which
 6 9 |             or false. Again, in the case of a pair of contradictories,
 7 9 |          relates to the future, the case is altered. For if all propositions
 8 9 |            nor is this any more the case if the prediction dates
 9 9 |         real alternatives, in which case the affirmation is no more
10 9 |            be, and similarly in the case of that which is not. In
11 9 |           that which is not. In the case, also, of two contradictory
12 9 |         same character.~This is the case with regard to that which
13 9 |             other false. For in the case of that which exists potentially,
14 9 |             does not hold good. The case is rather as we have indicated.~
15 10|           same way as in the former case, that the propositions joined
16 10|           circumstances this is the case.~We have thus set out two
17 10|             therefore, will in each case be the same.~Since the contrary
18 10|         inference is correct in the case of universals, but rather
19 11|            however, this is not the case, it is not impossible.~Yet
20 11|    impossible.~Yet the facts of the case might rather be stated thus:
21 11|           of the word.~Thus, in the case of those predications which
22 11|           the composite. But in the case of that which is not, it
23 12|           white.~Now if this is the case, in those propositions which
24 12|         things were or were not the case.~The contradictory, then,
25 13| corresponding positive in the first case upon the negative in the
26 13|       distinction is clear. In this case, contrary propositions follow
27 13|        should not be". Thus in this case also contradictory propositions
28 13|           that it is not always the case that that which may be or
29 13|    ambiguous, being used in the one case with reference to facts,
30 13|     actually realized; in the other case, with reference to a state
31 13|        former can exist also in the case of that which has not this
32 13|       should walk (or, in the other case, that it should be), but
33 14|        cases, our conclusion in the case just dealt with would seem
34 14|            course, fail to meet the case, since two true judgements