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 1      I, 5 |       middle. The middle term stands outside the extremes, and
 2      I, 6 | nearer to it. The middle term stands outside the extremes, and
 3      I, 19|     belonging to C; e.g. if C stands for "awake", B for "animal",
 4      I, 25|      way. Suppose then that A stands in this relation to B. Some
 5      I, 46|       expression "it is true" stands on a similar footing to "
 6      I, 46|      is false. "Assume that F stands for the negation of A and
 7      I, 46|       and B, and again that H stands for the negation of C and
 8     II, 5 |       convertible, the matter stands as we said above). But it
 9     II, 8 |      and one of the premisses stands, that the other premiss
10     II, 9 |        and the proposition AB stands, A will belong to all C,
11     II, 9 |       C, and the statement AB stands, the conclusion will be
12     II, 22|     not grant it (for which C stands), to the beloved’s granting