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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 163

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the Syllogifme thus: Fe- No fenfible body is a (tone, ^ ri- But feme man is a fenfible body: ^ o. Ergo, Some man is aftone. ^The name of this Mood is Ferie. CHAP. VII. Examples ef the fine vnperfe8 Moods of thefirfi Figure, Me examples of the fine CMoodes of the firfl Figuredircftly concluding. The… … ofLogicke. 14-5 Ba- Entry fenfible body is a fubflance, p- ra- Ettery man is a, fenfible body: > lip. Ergo, Semefubflance is a man, , ^ The name of this Mood is Baraliptcn, whereof the laft fyl-Iable3r^«,is only to fill vp the Vcrfe,as hath beene faid before. The fecond Imperfect Mood,is when a…

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