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 1      I,  3 |   with the difficulty we have just stated: in addition their
 2      I,  6 |      a non-necessary premiss, just as you can infer the true
 3      I,  6 | conclusion must be necessary; just as true premisses always
 4      I,  6 |    they are true.~Since it is just those attributes within
 5      I,  13|   often ignorant of the fact: just as we have often a clear
 6      I,  15|                            15~Just as an attribute A may (as
 7      I,  25|       and is prior to denial, just as being is prior to not-being).
 8      I,  33|    only in a sense identical, just as the object of true and
 9     II,  4 |     be human is to be animal, just as it is also true that
10     II,  6 |   minor premiss too?~Further, just as in syllogizing we do
11     II,  6 |    division and the syllogism just described are open to the
12     II,  8 |   first figure. So the method just examined of proving it through
13     II,  8 |  which is an essential nature just as a "peculiar" property
14     II,  8 |      the fact; and clearly in just the same way we cannot apprehend
15     II,  12|     are limits and atomic; so just as points are not "contiguous"
16     II,  13|       the topic of the genus, just as one can conclude the
17     II,  13|     essential in definitions, just as inferential movement