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 1     II, 20|      and "Enthymeme"; for the "Maxim" is part of an enthymeme.~
 2     II, 21| clearly when we have defined a maxim. It is a statement; not
 3     II, 21|   contrary of curved" is not a maxim—but only about questions
 4     II, 21|        fellows.~Here we have a Maxim; add the reason or explanation,
 5     II, 21|      From this definition of a maxim it follows that there are
 6     II, 21|        In the first Place, the maxim may or may not have a supplement.
 7     II, 21|     nurse immortal wrath" is a maxim; the added words "mortal
 8     II, 21|    supplement first and make a maxim of the conclusion, e.g.
 9     II, 21|        the very wording of our maxim. Failing this, we should
10     II, 21|       the maxims required. The maxim, as has been already said,