ophifter will make you to allow of this vaine repe-tition : Plato is learned, a man leained,by force of argument,thus: Plato is learned, but Plato is a man learned: Eras, Plata-is learned ; a man learned: here the premifles and the con-clufion are all one thing, and therefore contrarie to theRules… … 190 Thefixt ^Boo^e CHAP. V. How to confute all manner of Blenches, or Fallaxes,whatfoeuer they be. Very Fallax confifteth cither in words or iathings : and of thofethat confift in wordes,there arc in number fixe, and of others confi-ning in things, there arc feuen, fo as in ailthere be thirteene,…
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