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1      I,  2 |            syllogism, that is, the grasp of which is eo ipso such
2      I,  14|           the most scientific; for grasp of a reasoned conclusion
3      I,  18| consequently impossible to come to grasp universals except through
4      I,  24|         and a posterior, we have a grasp of the prior, we have a
5      I,  24|    isosceles is a triangle; but to grasp this posterior proposition
6      I,  33|             opinion in fact is the grasp of a premiss which is immediate
7      I,  33|           perhaps is that if a man grasp truths that cannot be other
8     II,  19|        thinking states by which we grasp truth, some are unfailingly