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1      I, 7 |          It is possible also to reduce all syllogisms to the universal
2      I, 32| business is to state how we can reduce syllogisms to the aforementioned
3      I, 32|        we have these, we cannot reduce arguments put forward in
4      I, 32|     assumed, we must not try to reduce it directly, but must first
5      I, 35|        Hence it is difficult to reduce syllogisms with such terms.
6      I, 44|      Further we must not try to reduce hypothetical syllogisms;
7      I, 44| premisses it is not possible to reduce them. For they have not
8      I, 45|       have said how we ought to reduce syllogisms, and that the
9     II, 14|     syllogisms are ostensive to reduce them ad impossibile in the