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 1      I,  1 |    predicate can be either truly affirmed or truly denied
 2      I,  1 |   either truly affirmed or truly denied of any subject, and
 3      I,  4 |    every instance" what is truly predicable of all instances-not
 4      I,  4 |    only; e.g. if animal is truly predicable of every instance
 5      I,  11|   imply the possibility of truly predicating one of many;
 6      I,  11|  premiss that the major is truly affirmed of the middle but
 7      I,  11|    predicate can be either truly affirmed or truly denied
 8      I,  11|   either truly affirmed or truly denied of every subject
 9      I,  24| universal form, being more truly demonstration, is the superior.~(
10      I,  32| mean if A for instance, is truly predicable of C, but B,