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 1      I,  7 |          theorems are related as subordinate to superior (e.g. as optical
 2      I,  13|        related to one another as subordinate and superior, as when optical
 3      I,  16|          and B that C is neither subordinate to A nor a universal attribute
 4      I,  16|      genera, one of them must be subordinate to the other, so that if
 5      I,  17|            i) when the middle is subordinate to A but is predicable of
 6      I,  17|          ii) the middle D is not subordinate to A, A-D will be true,
 7      I,  17| false-A-D true because A was not subordinate to D, D-B false because
 8      I,  17|    entirely false; since if B is subordinate to A, there can be no middle
 9      I,  17|  inappropriate. Then (i) if D is subordinate to A, A-D will be true,
10      I,  17|           however, (ii) D is not subordinate to A, obviously A-D, since
11      I,  17|        if the middle term is not subordinate to the major, not only both
12     II,  15|       the "middle" of the one is subordinate to the "middle" of the other.
13     II,  15|    waning. Here the one cause is subordinate to the other.~