...syllogism is thus enounced : What worst relation of subject and predicate subsists between cither of the two terms and a common third term with which one,...related ; that relation subsists between the two terms tfiemselves ; in other words ; In as far as two notions both agree, or, one agreeing; the other disagrees,...

...reasoning, it of course comprehends all the legitimate forms of quantification. It is ; — What worst relation of subject and predicate, subsists between...relation subsists between the two terms themselves : in other words ; — In as far as two notions both agree, or one agreeing, the other disagrees, with...

...legitimate forms of quanti' fication. It is ; — What worfl relation of fubject and predicate, fubfifts ' between either of two terms and a common third term, with which one, 'at leaft, is pojttively related; — that relation fubfefts between the two ' terms themfelves : in other...

...to confound them. f Whilst mentioning the canon of Sir Wm. Hamilton, viz. : ' What worse rela' tion of subject and predicate subsists between either of two terms and a common ' third term, with which both are related — and one at least positively so — that rela' tion subsists between these two...

...contains the whole doctrine of categorical syllogisms.' The canon is : ' Whatever relation of subject to predicate subsists between either of two terms and a common third term, with which both are related, and one at least positively so — that relation subsists between these two terms...

...relation of subject and predicate subsists bftireen either of two terms and a common third term, tritli which one, at least, is positively related ; that relation subsists between the two teri/ix themxelres. — In the scheme of pure 1'igical notation a horizontal tapering line marks this...

...to each other, containing and contained in the counter wholes of Intension and Extension. Its Canon is : — What worse relation of subject and predicate...relation subsists between the two terms themselves. — In the scheme of pure logical notation a horizontal tapering line marks this relation ; the subject...

...to each other, containing and contained in the counter wholes of Intension and Extension. Its Canon is : — What worse relation of subject and predicate,...relation subsists between the two terms themselves. — In the scheme of pure logical notation a horizontal tapering line marks this relation ; the subject...

...one supreme canon of all Categorical Syllogisms is, " what worse relation of subject and predieate subsists between either of two terms and a common...relation subsists between the two terms themselves." It follows thence, that Figure is an unessential variation of a valid Syllogism, and that Reduction...

...this proviso, we may take the imiversal canon of reasoning to be : What equal or inferior relation subsists between either of two terms and a common third term, with which both, are related, and one at least positively so, that relation subsists between the two terms themselves'1'....