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 1      I, 5 |     some O: for the result is reached by means of the first figure.
 2      I, 12|      simple conclusion is not reached unless both premisses are
 3      I, 23|    but the original thesis is reached by means of a concession
 4      I, 25|    the same conclusion may be reached by more than three terms
 5      I, 25|    this way, but it cannot be reached as C is established by means
 6      I, 25|      whenever a conclusion is reached by means of prosyllogisms
 7      I, 32|      the other, until we have reached the two premisses: for unless
 8      I, 42|       not all conclusions are reached through one figure, but
 9      I, 44|     because the conclusion is reached from an hypothesis. But
10      I, 44| preliminary agreement must be reached if one is to accept the
11     II, 8 |       in which the conclusion reached by O, conversion lacks universality,
12     II, 14|     the impossible conclusion reached. But this is the middle