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 1      I,  5 |        anything else than A is a convertible predicate of A is clear:
 2      I,  8 |      must of necessity be either convertible with its subject or not:
 3      I,  8 |     subject or not: and if it is convertible, it would be its definition
 4     II,  1 |           genus" are bound to be convertible; e.g. if "to be an animal
 5     II,  2 |         in no case. This rule is convertible for both destructive and
 6     II,  3 |         This commonplace rule is convertible for purposes both of establishing
 7     II,  6 |        one as well. This rule is convertible for both purposes: for when
 8     II,  8 |        of the thesis is a method convertible for both purposes.~Then
 9     II,  11|      above rule is, however, not convertible for overthrowing a view.
10     II,  11|        badness. This rule is not convertible, either, for the purpose
11     IV,  6 |         with a thing, and is not convertible with it, from its genus,
12     IV,  6 |        whenever the other is not convertible with it: if, on the other
13     IV,  6 |         to be is not) and is not convertible with it (for what is not
14      V,  3 |       rendered forms a predicate convertible with its subject, without,
15      V,  3 |         the property so as to be convertible with its subject, without,
16      V,  5 |     itself, but has yet stated a convertible predicate: for then what
17      V,  5 |       itself, but has rendered a convertible predicate, so that "animate
18     VI,  12|         inasmuch as all such are convertible. Moreover, if the right
19    VII,  5 | predicated, and must moreover be convertible, if the definition rendered