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 1 5 |         the expression "a footed animal with two feet" can be called
 2 7 |  proposition "every man is every animal" is an example of this type.~
 3 10|        of the proposition "every animal is just" is "no animal is
 4 10|     every animal is just" is "no animal is just", it is plain that
 5 10|          propositions "not every animal is just" and "some animals
 6 11|       unity. Thus, man may be an animal, and biped, and domesticated,
 7 11|      propositions that man is an animal and that man is a biped,
 8 11|         and state that man is an animal with two feet. Similarly
 9 11|          combine the predicates "animal" and "biped" and say that
10 11|         and say that a man is an animal with two feet, for these
11 11| two-footed man; for the notions "animal" and "biped" are implicit