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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 39

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h the accidents doe faile or change ncuer fo often. As forexample : We fee in water, that though it be fometimc hot,andfomctime cold, now of one colour, and now of another,yet thefubftance of water doth ftill remaine, foaswee may perceiuethofe accidents to be one thing, and the fubrtance of water… … o/Logic{e. a Indiuidttd, as hbtt9 TkensM, this man, or that nun, this Wrfe,orthat horfe,and by reafon of their accidents are to bee difcerncdwith outward fenfes. Which caH youficond fubsldtnces ? Second fnbftanccs are thofe which they call fpeciall kinder,and generali kindes,as man,a fenfible…

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