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 1      I, 8 | included: for the part taken is just some of that. And each of
 2      I, 9 |     nothing impossible results, just as it does not in the universal
 3      I, 15|         be a perfect syllogism, just as when the terms are universal.
 4      I, 17|   possibly not belong to any A, just as it is not true to say
 5      I, 31|      this he assumes: and it is just this again which he ought
 6     II, 1 |      not through the syllogism, just as in the universal syllogisms
 7     II, 4 |         not great, it is great, just as if it were proved through
 8     II, 17|      the cause as the cause, is just this: e.g. if a man, wishing
 9     II, 21|       It sometimes happens that just as we are deceived in the
10     II, 21|   consequently that C is A. For just as we saw that if B is true