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 1 6 |     dissect the definition of "proposition". For a proposition is a
 2 6 |        of "proposition". For a proposition is a single statement about
 3 6 |     cases. If, then, a "single proposition" be one which claims a single
 4 6 |    thing of a single thing, a "proposition", simply, will also be the
 5 6 |      propositions. If, then, a proposition is a single statement about
 6 6 |        for in it what is not a proposition appears to be one. If, then,
 7 15| instead of putting their final proposition as a question, they state
 8 17|       of the faultiness of the proposition as put: for certainly, if
 9 22|  demolishing straight away the proposition asked, and admitting that
10 24|       demolishing the original proposition asked: for they say that
11 24|       to establish even a true proposition, or a false one, in a false