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 1     II,  8|  converting the order of their sequence, both when demolishing and
 2     II,  8|         For in those cases the sequence is converse: for "animal"
 3     II,  8|    then, the conversion of the sequence formed by contradiction
 4     II,  8|       may be required. Now the sequence is direct in a case such
 5     II,  8|       it is objectionable. The sequence, therefore, in the latter
 6     II,  8|       also in other cases. The sequence is, on the other hand, converse
 7     II,  8|        case, then, clearly the sequence is converse. Converse sequence
 8     II,  8| sequence is converse. Converse sequence is, however, rare in the
 9     II,  8|        contraries; usually the sequence is direct. If, therefore,
10     II,  8|        privations the converse sequence does not occur: the sequence
11     II,  8|   sequence does not occur: the sequence is always bound to be direct:
12     II,  8|     and its privation: for the sequence of these as well is direct;
13     II,  8|        is no necessity for the sequence to take place, in the case
14     II,  9|     before in dealing with the sequence of contraries; for all we