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 1      I, 6 |        belongs to no R. We must put the matter as before.” Since
 2      I, 8 |      assert. When the terms are put in the same way, then, whether
 3      I, 20|       the premisses as they are put, it will follow if they
 4      I, 32|      missing. For sometimes men put forward the universal premiss,
 5      I, 32|        or in discussion: or men put forward the premisses of
 6      I, 32|         cannot reduce arguments put forward in the way described.
 7      I, 38|  without qualification, we must put as middle term "that which
 8     II, 2 |      terms are taken and man is put as middle: for neither animal
 9     II, 17| explained in the Topics. For to put that which is not the cause
10     II, 22|        two syllogisms have been put together. Again if A or