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 1      I, 1 |         predicated, "being" being added and "not being" removed,
 2      I, 3 |          the terms to which it is added, in predication, e.g. "it
 3      I, 25|         extra term must either be added outside or inserted: but
 4      I, 25|           one term one premiss is added, if a term is added from
 5      I, 25|    premiss is added, if a term is added from any quarter. Consequently
 6      I, 25|     premisses. For if one term is added, conclusions will be added
 7      I, 25|        added, conclusions will be added less by one than the pre-existing
 8      I, 25|           to the single term last added, but in relation to all
 9      I, 25|           if to ABC the term D is added, two conclusions are thereby
10      I, 25|           conclusions are thereby added, one in relation to A, the
11      I, 38| expression "that it is good" were added to B, the conclusion will