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 1      I,  1 |   subject, and that "triangle" means so and so; as regards "unit"
 2      I,  2 |        which are demonstrable, means precisely to have a demonstration
 3      I,  5 |       right angles, whether by means of the same or different
 4      I,  5 | triangles have it-unless "all" means "each taken singly": if "
 5      I,  5 |        taken singly": if "all" means "as a whole class", then,
 6      I,  7 |     science be demonstrated by means of another science, unless
 7      I,  10|  attributes is demonstrated by means of the axioms and from previous
 8      I,  14|     the others, while it is by means of the first that the other
 9      I,  19|       syllogism is effected by means of three terms. One kind
10      I,  23|        show that E is not D by means of the premisses, all D
11      I,  24|    respect, and if this is the means to full knowledge in the
12      I,  24| posterior proposition is by no means to know the commensurate
13      I,  28|      the conclusions proved by means of them fall within one
14      I,  32|       and proof is achieved by means of the common axioms taken
15     II,  2 |      the moon suffer eclipse?" means "Is there or is there not
16     II,  7 |       that any particular name means any particular thing: neither,
17     II,  11|  involved in the Persian war?" means "What cause originated the
18     II,  19|        them from birth; for it means that we possess apprehensions