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1      I, 4 |      by means of the premisses originally taken) and that all conclusions
2      I, 16|       or for all C. But it was originally laid down that B is possible
3      I, 17|     not possible, in the sense originally defined, we must assume,
4      I, 23| asserted of B, the proposition originally in question will have been
5      I, 28|      attributes, the attribute originally in question must belong
6      I, 28|     must belong to the subject originally in question. But if the
7     II, 8 |         and B to all C, as was originally assumed, A will belong to
8     II, 10|      all C: but A was supposed originally to belong to no C. Again
9     II, 12|      not belong to some B. But originally it belonged to all B, consequently