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 1     II,  8 |         ask whether or not B has occurred. But that is precisely the
 2     II,  12| occurring, has formed when B has occurred, and will form when B shall
 3     II,  12|      that because an event A has occurred, therefore an event B has
 4     II,  12|         therefore an event B has occurred subsequently to A but still
 5     II,  12|         it is true to say that A occurred, therefore it is true to
 6     II,  12|         B, the subsequent event, occurred; for in the interval between
 7     II,  12|     events, though A has already occurred, the latter statement will
 8     II,  12|        infer from an event which occurred in the past that a future
 9     II,  12|          argue that, since C has occurred, therefore A occurred: and
10     II,  12|        has occurred, therefore A occurred: and C’s occurrence was
11     II,  12|          argue that, since D has occurred, therefore C occurred. Then
12     II,  12|        has occurred, therefore C occurred. Then we conclude that,
13     II,  12|       conclude that, since D has occurred, therefore A must have occurred;
14     II,  12|  occurred, therefore A must have occurred; and the cause is C, for
15     II,  12|      cause is C, for since D has occurred C must have occurred, and
16     II,  12|         has occurred C must have occurred, and since C has occurred
17     II,  12|        occurred, and since C has occurred A must previously have occurred.~
18     II,  12|  occurred A must previously have occurred.~If we get our middle term