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 1      I, 1 | contradictories. But this will make no difference to the production of a syllogism
 2      I, 1 |              then of a premiss and the difference between syllogistic, demonstrative,
 3      I, 8 |                     8~Since there is a difference according as something belongs,
 4      I, 8 |          possible.~There is hardly any difference between syllogisms from
 5      I, 8 |                in both cases, the only difference being the addition of the
 6      I, 13|        possibly be stated. It makes no difference whether we say, A is possible
 7      I, 33|        conclusion as though it made no difference whether we said "This belong
 8      I, 39|             For example if it makes no difference whether we say that the
 9      I, 46|                refuting, it makes some difference whether we suppose the expressions "
10      I, 46|             not-good". For there is no difference between the expressions "
11      I, 46|                  therefore there is no difference between their contraries "
12     II, 2 |               genus to its species and difference: for animal belongs to every
13     II, 2 |               of another genus and its difference: for animal neither belongs
14     II, 3 |            relation to its species and difference: for animal follows every
15     II, 4 |              negative. For it makes no difference to the setting out of the
16     II, 8 |            also must stand. It makes a difference whether the conclusion is
17     II, 14|               is not true. It makes no difference whether the conclusion is