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 1 2 |            under these conditions. Take the words "of Philo is"
 2 7 |        universal character, we may take the "propositions "man is
 3 9 |          of a given character will take place and another denies
 4 9 |          that affirms that it will take place or he that denies
 5 9 |          whereas if things did not take place of necessity, an event
 6 9 |            to be must of necessity take place. It results from this
 7 9 |         that an event neither will take place nor will not take
 8 9 |            take place nor will not take place, is to take up a position
 9 9 |         will not take place, is to take up a position impossible
10 9 |          if an event is neither to take place nor not to take place
11 9 |           to take place nor not to take place the next day, the
12 9 |           sea-fight should neither take place nor fail to take place
13 9 |     neither take place nor fail to take place on the next day.~These
14 9 |           need to deliberate or to take trouble, on the supposition
15 9 |         the past will of necessity take place in the fullness of
16 9 |        anyone. For events will not take place or fail to take place
17 9 |          not take place or fail to take place because it was stated
18 9 |            they would or would not take place, nor is this any more
19 9 |            will be, cannot fail to take place; and of that which
20 9 |          also therefore may either take place or not take place.
21 9 |           either take place or not take place. There are many obvious
22 9 |            A sea-fight must either take place to-morrow or not,
23 9 |           necessary that it should take place to-morrow, neither
24 9 |       necessary that it should not take place, yet it is necessary
25 9 |        either should or should not take place to-morrow. Since propositions
26 11|           combine to form a unity. Take the proposition "man is
27 11|  nevertheless not always possible. Take the proposition "Homer is
28 14| proposition "every man is unjust". Take the propositions "Callias
29 14|         contrary effect.~Now if we take the judgement that that