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 1      I, 15|   syllogisms will be perfect and establish possibility in the sense
 2      I, 15|          which are negative will establish not possibility according
 3      I, 15|          syllogism then does not establish that which is possible according
 4      I, 15|          the conclusion will not establish possibility. Let A be "raven",
 5      I, 15|          the conclusion does not establish possibility. But neither
 6      I, 16|          be perfect, but it will establish a problematic negative,
 7      I, 23|     stated that no syllogism can establish the attribution of one thing
 8      I, 23|     terms should be necessary to establish the relation to B; for the
 9      I, 25|      syllogisms, and they do not establish the conclusion proposed:
10      I, 25|       more than was necessary to establish its thesis.~If then syllogisms
11      I, 26| affirmative is most difficult to establish, most easy to overthrow.
12      I, 26|         statements are easier to establish: for proof is possible in
13      I, 26|        but it is not possible to establish universal statements by
14      I, 26|         though it is possible to establish particular statements by
15      I, 26|         easier to refute than to establish.~The manner in which every
16      I, 28|                28~If men wish to establish something about some whole,
17      I, 28|         But if the purpose is to establish not a universal but a particular
18      I, 28|          But if the object is to establish a particular negative proposition,
19      I, 28|        is not possible at all to establish a proposition from consequents,
20      I, 29| described; but it is possible to establish some of them syllogistically
21      I, 35|        belief that syllogism can establish that which has no mean.
22     II, 15|    notice. But it is possible to establish one part of a contradiction
23     II, 16|       equally unknown, or he may establish the antecedent by means
24     II, 17|     motion is impossible, and so establish a reductio ad impossibile: