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 1      I, 27|  normal consequents and normal antecedents -, for propositions which
 2      I, 28|      proposition, we must find antecedents of the subject in question
 3      I, 28|       are designated by B, the antecedents of A by C, attributes which
 4      I, 28|       are designated by F, the antecedents of E by G, and attributes
 5      I, 28|        seeking consequents and antecedents we must look for those which
 6      I, 28| Similarly we must consider the antecedents of A itself: for if a term
 7      I, 28|       term follows the primary antecedents, it will follow those also
 8      I, 28|       are identical, or if the antecedents of A are identical with
 9      I, 28|  premisses affirmative: if the antecedents of A are identical with
10      I, 29|   means of the consequents and antecedents of the terms in question.
11      I, 29|       from the consequents and antecedents of the terms in question.
12      I, 29|       than the consequents and antecedents of the terms in question: