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 1 3 |       judgement, either positive or negative. For neither are "to be"
 2 4 |     proposition, either positive or negative. It is only when other words
 3 6 |         about something, a denial a negative assertion.~Now it is possible
 4 6 | contradictories. Those positive and negative propositions are said to
 5 7 |             states a positive and a negative proposition of universal
 6 7 |        other hand, the positive and negative propositions, though they
 7 7 |          corresponding positive and negative propositions as refer to
 8 8 |           both the positive and the negative forms may be true or false
 9 9 |   propositions, whether positive or negative, must be true or false.
10 9 |    propositions whether positive or negative are either true or false,
11 10|           there can be positive and negative propositions of two sorts.
12 10|            term "not-just", and two negative propositions are formed
13 10|     expression "not every man". The negative must be attached to the
14 10|       whether in a positive or in a negative sentence, is distributed.
15 10|           question is asked and the negative answer is the true one,
16 10|             Socrates wise?’ and the negative answer were the true one,
17 10|            universals, but rather a negative proposition. For instance,
18 10|            the former the contrary. Negative expressions, which consist
19 12|             to be" its positive and negative form respectively. Thus
20 12|          either the positive or the negative proposition is true of any
21 12|           both the positive and the negative propositions will be true;
22 12|     respectively, that positive and negative propositions are formed.
23 13|             there is inversion. The negative of the proposition "it is
24 13|             the first case upon the negative in the second. For "it is
25 13|            it is not impossible" is negative.~We must investigate the
26 13|            it should be" is not the negative of "it is necessary that
27 14|           is false, which forms the negative of the true; for instance,
28 14|             then in these cases the negative is the contrary, then the
29 14|        judgement, for the universal negative judgement will form the