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1      I,  4 |        in neither of these two ways to their subjects I call
2      I,  13|        same science and in two ways: (1) when the premisses
3      I,  16|      befall one in alternative ways; for it may arise where
4      I,  21| combined in a finite number of ways, the result must be finite.~
5      I,  29|      investigating is how many ways of proving the same conclusion
6     II,  10|       a unity in either of two ways, by conjunction, like the