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 1      I,  4 |     consequential connexion, the predication is essential; e.g. if a
 2      I,  15|   exclusive coordinate series of predication. If no term in the series
 3      I,  17|     taken from another series of predication; e.g. suppose D to be not
 4      I,  17|     taken from another series of predication, as was stated to be the
 5      I,  19|          is not the same mode of predication as when we say "The man
 6      I,  19|        to no B, then either this predication will be primary, or there
 7      I,  19|   different modes, by accidental predication in one relation and natural
 8      I,  19|         one relation and natural predication in the other.~
 9      I,  22|         latter kind of statement predication, and the former not predication
10      I,  22|  predication, and the former not predication at all, or not strict but
11      I,  22|        not strict but accidental predication. "White" and "log" will
12      I,  22|         the subject, for on such predication demonstrations depend for
13      I,  22|         of one another in strict predication: they can be affirmed without
14      I,  22|       term, except by accidental predication; for all such predicates
15      I,  22|  infinite ascending series-every predication displays the subject as
16      I,  22|          also limited, for every predication must exhibit its subject
17      I,  22|        time.~I assume first that predication implies a single subject
18      I,  22|         the descending series of predication in which a single attribute
19      I,  22|        ascent nor the descent of predication can be infinite in the demonstrative
20      I,  22|         and descending series of predication terminate; and of this fact,
21      I,  24|         of unequivocal universal predication, viz. where the predicate
22      I,  29|          from the same series of predication middles which are other
23     II,  13| substance of each subject is the predication of elements in its essential