rcknit together, fo as the Predicate of the firft Proportion is theSubicciof the fecond, and the Predicate of the fecond theSubied of the third, and fo forth euen to the laft Propofition,whofePredicate being ioyncd to the Subie& of thefirft Pro-pofition, doth make the Conclufion as thus: The… … of Logic J^. 177 rfhen is this hjnde ofArgumentfaid to be of fine fWhen it is made of Affirmatiuc Propofuions, wherein•words of affinitie are neceffarily ioyned together, as whenkindes general], differences, or properties, are ioyned withthofe fpeciall kindes, of whom they are fpoken,or when…
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