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 1      I, 1 | predicated of none" must be understood in the same way.~
 2      I, 13|   to belong to that" may be understood in two senses: "that" may
 3      I, 14|     But possibility must be understood according to the definition
 4      I, 15|     since if the premiss is understood with reference to the present
 5      I, 15|  that the universal must be understood simply, without limitation
 6      I, 16|   in the conclusion must be understood in the same manner as before.
 7      I, 36|    the extreme, must not be understood in the sense that they can
 8      I, 36|     but the premiss must be understood according to the case of
 9      I, 36|   the premisses ought to be understood with reference to the cases
10      I, 37| holds true of that" must be understood in as many ways as there