'=Class=' "

'=Peculiar=' Attributes "

'=Genus=' "

'=Species=' "

'=Differentia=' "

'=Real=' and '=Unreal=', or '=Imaginary=', Classes 2

'=Individual=' "

A Class regarded as a single Thing 2 1/2

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CHAPTER III.

_DIVISION._

Sec. 1.

_Introductory._

'=Division=' 3

'=Codivisional=' Classes "

Sec. 2.

_Dichotomy._

'=Dichotomy=' 3 1/2

Arbitrary limits of Classes "

Subdivision of Classes 4

CHAPTER IV.

_NAMES._

'=Name=' 4 1/2

'=Real=' and '=Unreal=' Names "

Three ways of expressing a Name "

Two senses in which a plural Name may be used 5

CHAPTER V.

_DEFINITIONS._

'=Definition=' 6

Examples worked as models "

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=BOOK II.=

=PROPOSITIONS.=

CHAPTER I.

_PROPOSITIONS GENERALLY._

Sec. 1.

_Introductory._

Technical meaning of "some" 8

'=Proposition=' "

'=Normal form=' of a Proposition "

'=Subject=', '=Predicate=', and '=Terms=' 9

Sec. 2.

_Normal form of a Proposition._

Its four parts:--

(1) '=Sign of Quantity=' 9

(2) Name of Subject "

(3) '=Copula=' "

(4) Name of Predicate "

Sec. 3.

_Various kinds of Propositions._

Three kinds of Propositions:--

(1) Begins with "Some". C