Elements of philosophy, the first section, concerning body (1656)
Hobbes, Thomas, 1588-1679 · London : Printed by R & W Leybourn, for Andrew Crocke, at the Green Dragon in Pauls Church-yard · leaf 57
fit ions nothing can be concluded. 6 A Syllo - pifime is the Collett ion of two Trope fit ions into one Summe. 7 The Figure ofi a Syllogifime what it is. 8 What is in the mind anfi 1 veering to a Syllogifime. 9 The fir fi Indirect figure how it is made . io 1 he fiecond IndireT Fi¬ gure how made. 1… … ,two firft} that is? if thofe be granted to be true > this muft alfo be granted to be true. ' , ; 2 From two Propofitions which have not one Terme common? no Conclufion can follow^ and therefore no Syllogifime can bo made of them. For let any two Premiiles? A man is a Living Creature A Tree is a…
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