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 1      I,  5 |   to-be-capable of learning grammar: for if A be a man, then
 2      I,  5 |   he is capable of learning grammar, and if he be capable of
 3      I,  5 |   he be capable of learning grammar, he is a man. For no one
 4      I,  10|   but one single science of grammar, it might pass for a general
 5      I,  10|    more than one science of grammar, it might pass for a general
 6     II,  1 |   to be capable of learning grammar is an attribute of S", then "
 7     II,  1 | will be capable of learning grammar". For none of these attributes
 8     IV,  4 |  relative term, but not so "grammar". Or possibly not even the
 9     IV,  5 | what contains "knowledge of grammar" contains "knowledge" as
10     IV,  5 |  particular respect, nor is grammar knowledge in a particular
11     VI,  5 |     as (e.g.) if he define "grammar" as the "knowledge how to
12     VI,  8 |    also, if he has defined "grammar" as "knowledge of letters":