ongeth to Matter, whichis two-fold,the one general!, the other Jpeciall: it isgentrall, whenwee affirme that the Argument faileth either in forme, in matter,or in both. Againe , the generall Confutation is done three man-ner of wayes, that is, either by denying the ConJecjuent,by makingdiflinllton,… … 184- Tkefixt Boo\e Difciplinc is nece(Tarie,but the Ceremonies of UW^/areDiscipline, therefore the Ceremonies of M»fes areneceflary:here you muft denie the Confequent, becaufe that of mccreparticulars nothing followeth : and tobefhort, when anyArgument is made contrary to the rules of Figure and…
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