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501      I, 26|                        to overthrow. In general, universals are easier game for the
502      I, 32|                    inquire then whether anything unnecessary has been assumed, or anything
503           | until
504      I, 13|                      about the former, but it is unusual at any rate to inquire about
505      I, 27|                   another place that there is an upward limit also to the process
506     II, 26|                      figure.~In general if a man urges a universal objection he
507     II, 27|                          alone, according to our usual manner of speaking. The
508     II, 15|                         not good". This does not usually escape notice. But it is
509      I, 39|                        terms which have the same value, word for word, and phrase
510      I, 11|                         before; but if terms are wanted, when the universal affirmative
511      I, 23|                      hypothetically.~If then one wants to prove syllogistically
512     II, 19|                          middle. How we ought to watch the middle in reference
513      I, 31|                      division is, so to speak, a weak syllogism; for what it ought
514      I, 46|                    nothing underlying the other. Wherefore not everything is either
515           | wherever
516      I, 6 |                       relation, animal, science, wild-the middle in both being the
517     II, 17|                        just this: e.g. if a man, wishing to prove that the diagonal
518           | within
519     II, 27|                       for since paleness follows women with child and is a concomitant
520      I, 32|                       contained in it, either in writing or in discussion: or men