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The art of logicke. Plainly taught in the English tongue, according to the best approved authors. .. (1619)

Blundeville, Thomas, fl. 1561 · London. Stansby · leaf 158

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sitions, then it maketh aSyllogifme of the third figure,as thus: euery man is a fubftance:euery manis a fenfible body: Frgo, fomc fenfible body is a fub-ftance: for here the meane terme, that is, Man, is fubiect inboth the firft Propositions, and to thefe three figures doe be-long certaine… … J40 The f/t *Boofy and quality: what the quantity and quality of a Propofition if,hath beene taught before, Lib. 3 .C*/. I. How many Moods doe belong to the firfl figure tTo the firft figure doe belong nine Moods, thus named:Barbara: CcUrcnt : Dart) : Ferio: Baraltpton:Celantet: Dab it is: Fapefmo:…

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