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1      I,  2 |         are demonstrable, means precisely to have a demonstration
2      I,  2 |   them-than their consequences, precisely because of our knowledge
3      I,  13| far-fetched explanations, which precisely consist in making the cause
4     II,  2 |        for the "middle" here is precisely the cause, and it is the
5     II,  7 |         set of words signifying precisely what a name signifies. But
6     II,  8 |       has occurred. But that is precisely the same as asking whether
7     II,  11|       must walk after supper is precisely to ask to what end one must
8     II,  13|         numbers. This, then, is precisely what triad is, viz. a number,