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 1      I,  8 |           eclipse attaches to the moon.~
 2      I,  13|         is the inference that the moon is spherical from its manner
 3      I,  13|          spherical, and since the moon so waxes, clearly the moon
 4      I,  13|        moon so waxes, clearly the moon is spherical. Put in this
 5      I,  13|          reasoned fact; since the moon is not spherical because
 6      I,  13|          spherical. (Let C be the moon, B spherical, and A waxing.)
 7      I,  31|   universal. So if we were on the moon, and saw the earth shutting
 8      I,  34|         by a man who saw that the moon has her bright side always
 9      I,  34|      lighted from the sun", C the moon. Then B, "lighted from the
10      I,  34|           is predicable of C, the moon, and A, "having her bright
11     II,  2 |          that if we ask "does the moon suffer eclipse?", or "does
12     II,  2 |           eclipse?", or "does the moon wax?", the question concerns
13     II,  2 |    whereas, if we ask whether the moon or night exists, the question
14     II,  2 |        inquiries. Thus, "Does the moon suffer eclipse?" means "
15     II,  2 |          producing eclipse of the moon?", and when we have learnt
16     II,  2 |          I mean the subject, e.g. moon or earth or sun or triangle;
17     II,  2 |      answer "The privation of the moon's light by the interposition
18     II,  2 |        eclipse?" or "Why does the moon suffer eclipse?" and the
19     II,  2 |           hand, if we were on the moon we should not be inquiring
20     II,  8 |           Let A be eclipse, C the moon, B the earth’s acting as
21     II,  8 |            Now to ask whether the moon is eclipsed or not is to
22     II,  8 |   following example: let C be the moon, A eclipse, B the fact that
23     II,  8 |      eclipse, B the fact that the moon fails to produce shadows
24     II,  8 |           B, it is clear that the moon is eclipsed, but the reason
25     II,  8 |        acting as a screen, or the moon’s rotation or her extinction?
26     II,  12|          future. For example, the moon was eclipsed because the
27     II,  15|    towards its close? Because the moon is waning. Here the one
28     II,  16|           sheds its leaves or the moon is eclipsed, there is present
29     II,  16| interposition is the cause of the moon’s eclipse and not the eclipse