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1      I, 1 |      the other term cannot be asserted: "to be predicated of none"
2      I, 6 | syllogism when both terms are asserted of no S. Terms for the positive
3      I, 23|      else. If now A should be asserted of B, the proposition originally
4      I, 23|   assumed. But if A should be asserted of C, but C should not be
5      I, 23|     of C, but C should not be asserted of anything, nor anything
6      I, 23| premiss as well. If then A be asserted of something else, or something
7      I, 28|     of which it happens to be asserted), and the attributes which
8      I, 36|  refuted because the genus is asserted in a particular way, in