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 1      I, 4 |      perfect syllogism. This holds good also if the premiss
 2      I, 13|    affirmation or the denial holds good. That which is possible
 3      I, 13|      belong to all. The same holds good in the case of particular
 4      I, 36|      the last term. The same holds if the premisses are negative.
 5      I, 36|  stated of another.~The same holds good where the relation
 6      I, 36| laughter is not a sign. This holds in the other cases too,
 7      I, 37|   belongs to that" and "this holds true of that" must be understood
 8      I, 37| simple or compound: the same holds good of the corresponding
 9      I, 44|      an hypothesis.~The same holds good of arguments which
10     II, 2 |     taken together. The same holds good of negative syllogisms:
11     II, 3 |   clear also that our thesis holds in particular syllogisms.
12     II, 11|     contradictory statements holds good, then if it is proved