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 1      I,  3 |        of the conclusions which follow from them is not pure scientific
 2      I,  12| geometrical" questions, does it follow that there are also distinctively "
 3      I,  17|      quality, a conclusion will follow and both of the new premisses
 4      I,  24|        a false opinion, it will follow that commensurate and universal
 5      I,  33|         and he that opines will follow the same train of thought
 6     II,  3 |     impossible consequence will follow:-possession of its definition
 7     II,  4 |         of A, still it will not follow: being an animal is predicated
 8     II,  5 | characterization of the subject follow necessarily from the premising
 9     II,  5 |       on a concession, but must follow necessarily from its premisses,
10     II,  5 |    terrestrial-animal, does not follow necessarily from the premisses:
11     II,  11|         what assumption does it follow that it is a right angle?
12     II,  13|        the first of those which follow the second in a "contiguous"