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1 4 |         Upon division depend the propositions that 5 is 2 and 3, and odd,
2 5 |  name-and to confute it from the propositions granted, necessarily, without
3 6 |        since a proof starts from propositions and refutation is a proof,
4 6 | refutation, too, will start from propositions. If, then, a proposition
5 12|       various schools among your propositions. The solution recommended
6 17|       cases there is a number of propositions: for though the simple answer
7 33|          respecting which of the propositions asked one is to demolish,
8 33| conclusion on all fours with the propositions asked; and second comes