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1      I, 14|      negative, or different in quality, or if both are indefinite
2      I, 16|   premisses are not similar in quality, suppose first that the
3      I, 19|       premisses are similar in quality, when they are negative
4      I, 29|       or by positing a certain quality, the inquiry will be directed
5      I, 36|       of everything that has a quality, or is a contrary, and the
6      I, 36|        is a contrary and has a quality, the conclusion is that
7      I, 36|        nor is that which has a quality or is a contrary, though
8     II, 9 | transposed in respect of their quality.~If the syllogism is particular,