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 1      I, 46|        is "to be not-white" the negation of "to be white", but "not
 2      I, 46|      either an affirmation or a negation, if it is not a negation
 3      I, 46|        negation, if it is not a negation clearly it must in a sense
 4      I, 46| affirmation has a corresponding negation. The negation then of "it
 5      I, 46|     corresponding negation. The negation then of "it is not-good"
 6      I, 46|       not belong to others, the negation may be true in a similar
 7      I, 46|        is not-white" is not the negation of "every animal is white" (
 8      I, 46|     both are false): the proper negation is "every animal is not
 9      I, 46|     footing to "it is". For the negation of "it is true to call it
10      I, 46|    Assume that F stands for the negation of A and B, and again that
11      I, 46|     again that H stands for the negation of C and D. It is necessary
12      I, 46|       of A. For not good is the negation of good: and not-good is
13     II, 11|        if it is proved that the negation does not hold, the affirmation
14     II, 11|        true, the claim that the negation is true will be generally