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 1      I, 7 |        the figures, whenever a proper syllogism does not result,
 2      I, 46|       for both are false): the proper negation is "every animal
 3     II, 21|     kind of knowledge which is proper to them; consequently it
 4     II, 21|      of the knowledge which is proper to the particular, but without
 5     II, 21| universal or to have knowledge proper to the matter in hand or
 6     II, 27|   state the affection and sign proper to each kind of animal,
 7     II, 27|   universally. For the sign is proper in the sense stated, because
 8     II, 27|       because the affection is proper to the whole kind, though
 9     II, 27|     the whole kind, though not proper to it alone, according to
10     II, 27|        have only one affection proper to them-but each affection
11     II, 27|        the signs which are its proper concomitants is the sign