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 1 7 |            proposition of universal character with regard to a universal,
 2 7 |            proposition of universal character with regard to a universal",
 3 7 |            are yet not of universal character, they will not be contrary,
 4 7 |     universal, but not of universal character, we may take the "propositions "
 5 7 |            not made as of universal character; for the word "every" does
 6 7 |             proposition a universal character. If, however, both predicate
 7 7 |         affirmation is of universal character and the denial is not. The
 8 7 |     universals and have a universal character, one must be true and the
 9 7 |             universal or particular character of the subject and in the
10 8 |           statement has a universal character, or whether this is not
11 9 |     propositions are of a universal character, or when it is individual,
12 9 | propositions are not of a universal character, there is no such necessity.
13 9 |            that an event of a given character will take place and another
14 9 |            and denial have the same character.~This is the case with regard
15 10|     indefinite and not universal in character. Thus the adjectives "every"