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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 177

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way, is by putting a Negatiue before the Coniunc-tion copulatiue, fo as it maketh the Antecedent to ftand,and ta-keth away the Confequent, as thus: Heeisnot both wife andwretched; but he is-wife: Ergo, not wretched. Which is thtfenenth way ? The feuenth way,is when the Negatiue is placed in like… … ij8 Tbefift cBoo{e CHAP. XVI. Of a Confequent i and by xehatmeanes andrulesthe good-tteffe thereof is to be knovrnc, Vt fith the goodnelTe of an Hypothetical! Syllo-gtfme dependeth vpon the goodnefle of the Con-, fequent: it fliall not be amiffe to treat heere of a) Confequent, and firft to define…

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