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 1 5 |        whenever, suppose A is, B necessarily is, they then
 2 5 |      then suppose also that if B is, A necessarily is. This
 3 5 |  refutation. Thus "Is A and is B a man?" "Yes." "Then if
 4 5 |     Then if any one hits A and B, he will strike a man" (
 5 6 |      For supposing, when A and B are, C must necessarily
 6 6 |    true, e.g. suppose that and B are the same as C per accidens;
 7 7 |    that if is inseparable from B, so also is B from With
 8 7 | inseparable from B, so also is B from With those that depend
 9 17|      that has a contrary while B has not, suppose what he
10 22|        one vote; and certainly B, they say, has only one
11 24|      one speaks of A as being "B's child" in the literal
12 24|       in the literal sense, if B is the child’s master, but
13 28|      if A is always found with B, then B also is always found
14 28|      always found with B, then B also is always found with
15 28|     involved: for if A follows B, it is claimed that A’s
16 28|       A’s opposite will follow B’s opposite. On this latter
17 30|       Supposing to be good and B evil, you will, if you give