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1     IV,  3 |         but in one case be a mere negation of the extremes, whereas
2     VI,  6 |         he divides the genus by a negation, as those do who define
3     VI,  6 |      either an affirmation or its negation is true, length must always
4     VI,  6 |    definer is obliged to employ a negation as well, e.g. in defining
5     VI,  6 |           dividing the genus by a negation, and dividing it by such
6     VI,  6 | affirmation as is bound to have a negation as its co-ordinate in a
7     VI,  6 |         the genus is divided by a negation.~Again, see if he rendered
8   VIII,  13|          opposite affirmation and negation; secondly, if he were to