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 1      I,  12|        science expands not by the interposition of fresh middle terms, but
 2      I,  22| conclusion is demonstrated by the interposition, not the apposition, of
 3      I,  22|          of a fresh term. If such interposition could continue to infinity
 4      I,  32|         fresh extreme term or the interposition of a fresh middle. Moreover,
 5     II,  2 |           equality or inequality, interposition or non-interposition. For
 6     II,  2 |           the moon's light by the interposition of the earth" are identical
 7     II,  16|         in the former the earth’s interposition. For, one might argue, if
 8     II,  16|     it-the eclipse by the earth’s interposition, the fall of the leaves
 9     II,  16|           effect, and the earth’s interposition is the cause of the moon’
10     II,  16|        and not the eclipse of the interposition)-if, then, demonstration
11     II,  16|           the fact of the earth’s interposition but not the reasoned fact.
12     II,  16|           is not the cause of the interposition, but the interposition of
13     II,  16|        the interposition, but the interposition of the eclipse, is obvious
14     II,  16|            is obvious because the interposition is an element in the definition
15     II,  16|      eclipse is known through the interposition and not vice versa.~On the