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 1      I,  1 |     truly affirmed or truly denied of any subject, and that "
 2      I,  4 |  must be either affirmed or denied of any subject, essential
 3      I,  11|   of the middle but falsely denied. It makes no difference,
 4      I,  11|     truly affirmed or truly denied of every subject is posited
 5      I,  16|     extreme and universally denied of the other: but premisses
 6      I,  16| affirmed of one extreme and denied of the other are the necessary
 7      I,  21|   that if the major term is denied of a term D prior to B,
 8      I,  21|  all B, and if the major is denied of yet another term prior
 9      I,  21|  further predicate which is denied of C. Therefore, since the
10      I,  21|    succession of predicates denied terminates too.~The third
11      I,  23| subject of which D is to be denied in the conclusion.~(3) In
12      I,  23|   subject and the attribute denied of it.~