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 1      I, 3 |   negative statements the case is different. Whatever is said to be
 2      I, 7 | themselves, and how syllogisms of different figures are related to one
 3      I, 8 |          clear that there will be different syllogisms to prove each
 4      I, 14|      affirmative, or negative, or different in quality, or if both are
 5      I, 16|         necessarily to belong" is different from "necessarily not to
 6      I, 17|          necessary we found to be different from the possible. No syllogism
 7      I, 23|           else of A, or something different of C, nothing prevents a
 8      I, 24|   pleasure is good, then if it is different from pleasure in music,
 9      I, 25|      conclusion is established by different pairs of propositions; e.g.
10      I, 28|          identical, not which are different or contrary, first because
11      I, 37|         as many ways as there are different categories, and these categories
12      I, 46|        not-this" are identical or different in meaning, e.g. "not to
13      I, 46|   correspond, if the one pair are different from one another, the other
14      I, 46|           other pair also must be different. Nor is "to be not-equal"
15      I, 46|        and "it is not white" mean different things, and one is an affirmation,
16     II, 1 |        belongs to no A. This is a different conclusion from the former.
17     II, 5 |       will result: but it must be different. If the terms are not convertible,
18     II, 21|    possible to think this in many different ways. But we must consider