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 1      I,  3 |            this is so can be clearly shown by taking three terms, for
 2      I,  3 |         properties.~Now, it has been shown that the positing of one
 3      I,  3 |             is possible, as has been shown in my writings on the syllogism,
 4      I,  3 |         figure. But it has also been shown that in the other figures
 5      I,  4 |             a subject when it can be shown to belong to any random
 6      I,  4 |             thing to which it can be shown to belong. Thus, e.g. (1)
 7      I,  4 |            prior. So whatever can be shown to have its angles equal
 8      I,  11|             the same nexus. This was shown in my work on the syllogism.~
 9      I,  12|               Are epics circles?" is shown by the diagram to be false.~
10      I,  15|              of B and vice versa, is shown by the existence of mutually
11      I,  21|          required, plainly it may be shown either in the first figure
12      I,  22|             subject. But it has been shown that in these substantial
13      I,  22|          this fact, which before was shown dialectically, analytic
14      I,  24|              is causative (as may be shown thus: that which possesses
15      I,  25| demonstration excels negative may be shown as follows.~(1) We may assume
16      I,  32|            basic truths. This may be shown first of all by the following
17      I,  32|          cannot be the case has been shown by our proof that the basic
18     II,  3 |              and it has already been shown that these will be found
19     II,  11|        formal cause has already been shown to be the middle. (c) "Why
20     II,  13|           subject. Now since we have shown above’ that attributes predicated
21     II,  13|            the substance of triad is shown by the following argument.
22     II,  13|              whole thus reached, and shown that the whole we finally