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 1 5 |  proposition, since it is not possible for a man to speak in this
 2 6 | negative assertion.~Now it is possible both to affirm and to deny
 3 6 |  affirmations and denials are possible with reference to those
 4 6 |      the present, it would be possible to contradict any affirmation
 5 7 |    the other false, for it is possible to state truly that man
 6 9 |      is or will be, it is not possible that it should not be or
 7 9 |      instances of this. It is possible that this coat may be cut
 8 9 |        In the same way, it is possible that it should not be cut
 9 9 |      were so, it would not be possible that it should wear out
10 9 |  future, but it is not always possible to distinguish and state
11 10|   not-just~Yet here it is not possible, in the same way as in the
12 11| conditions this is and is not possible. We may either state in
13 11|      On the other hand, it is possible to predicate a term simply
14 11|        Yet this is not always possible: indeed, when in the adjunct
15 11|  present, resolution is never possible, but when they are not present,
16 11|       nevertheless not always possible. Take the proposition "Homer
17 12|    the subject-matter and "is possible", "is contingent", are added.
18 12|    certain thing is or is not possible, just as in the former instances "
19 13|      a thing should be, it is possible that it should be. (For
20 13|      follow; so, if it is not possible, it is impossible, and it
21 13|    equivocally. For the term "possible" is ambiguous, being used
22 13|       is said to find walking possible because he is actually walking,
23 13|       is said to find walking possible because under certain conditions
24 13|    which is necessary is also possible, though not in every sense