The Elements of Logic, Table of contents – Errata
A Table of the Chapters.
The firſt Booke, which treateth of SIMPLE NOTIONS.
Chapter. 1. WHat Logick is. How many ſorts of Notions there be in the mind of man. Page. 1.
Chapter. 2. How many ſorts of Simple Notions. Of Singulars and vniverſals. Alſo of Subſtance & Accident. Page. 2.
Chapter. 3. The names of the tenne Categories. Page. 6.
Chapter. 4. Of Subſtance. Page. 7.
Chapter. 5. Of Quantitie. Page. 9.
Chapter. 6. Of Qualitie. Page. 13.
Chapter. 7. Of Relation and Relatiues. Page. 18.
Chapter. 8. Of Acting or Action. Page. 22.
Chapter. 9. Of Suffering or Paſſion. Page. 25.
Chapter. 10. Of Where. Page. 26.
Chapter. 11. Of When. Page. 28.
Chapter. 12. Of Situation. Page. 29.
Chapter. 13. Of Habit. Page. 29.
The ſecond Booke. Of the places of Invention.
Chapter. 1. HOw theſe Simple Notions are of vſe for an argument. Page. 31.
Chapter. 2. Of the Genus. Page. 33.
Chapter. 3. Of the Species. Page. 36.
Chapter. 4. Of the difference. Page. 38.
Chapter. 5. Of Proper. Page. 39.
Chapter. 6. Of the Accident. Page. 41.
Chapter. 7. Of the Whole and Parts. Page. 43.
Chapter. 8. Of Definition. Page. 48.
Chapter. 9. Of Diviſion. Page. 52.
Chapter. 10. Of things coupled, called in Latin Coniugata. Page. 55.
Chapter. 11. Of Cau…es and Effects. Page. 57.
Chapter. 12. Of Etymol…gie. Page. 69.
Chapter. 13. Of things Alike or vnlike. Page. 71.
Chapter. 14. Of things Oppoſit. Page. 75.
Chapter. 15. Compariſon of things. Page. 82.
Chapter. 16. Compariſon of the Probabilitie, or Likelihood. Page. 85.
Chapter. 17. Of teſtimony. Page. 88.
Chapter. 18. Of the Vſe or Practice of the Precedent Doctrine. Page. 91.
The third Booke. Of Enuntiations.
Chapter. …. VVHat an Enuntiation is, and the parts thereof. Page. 105.
Chapter. …. Of the kinds of Enuntiation. Page. 109.
Chapter. …. Of the Oppoſition of Enuntiations. Page. 113.
Chapter. 4. Of the Converſion of Enuntiations. Page. 117.
The fourth Booke. Of a Syllogiſme.
Chapter. 1. WHat a Syllogiſme is. Alſo what a Concluſion is, and a Queſtion or Probleme, and of the parts thereof. Page. 121.
Chapter. 2. How to make a Syllogiſme, and of the parts of it. Page. 123.
Chapter. 3. The naturall reaſon vponupon which a Syllogiſme is grounded. Page. 126.
Chapter. 4. Of the Figures of a Syllogiſme. Page. 127.
Chapter. 5. Generall Rules common to all Figures. Page. 128.
Chapter. 6. Particular Rules to each Figure. Page. 134.
Chapter. 7. Certaine Artificiall words, which ſerue to ſhew how many wayes wee may argue in each Figure, and the meanes to convert the ſecond and third figure into the firſt. Page. 142.
Chapter. 8. Of an Enthymeme. Page. 146.
Chapter. 9. Of Induction and Example. Page. 148.
Chapter. 10. Of the Enumeration of parts. Page. 150.
Chapter. 11. Of a Dilemma. Page. 152.
Chapter. 12. Of a Sorites or heaping Syllogiſme. Page. 154.
Chapter. 13. Of Conditionall or Hypotheticall Syllogiſmes. Page. 155.
Chapter. 14. Of Disjunctiue Syllogiſmes. Page. 157.
The fift Booke. Of the Maſter-peece of Logick called DEMONSTRATION.
Chapter. 1. VVHat Science is. Page. 161.
Chapter. 2. What a Demonſtration, or a Demonſtratiue Syllogiſme is. Pages. 163.
Chapters. 3. What queſtions are demonſtrable. Pages. 164.
Chapter. 4. What the propoſitions of a demonſtratiue Syllogiſme ought to be. Page. 166.
Chapters. 5. A ſpeciall note how to know a perfect demonſtration. Pages. 169.
Chapters. 6. Of an Imperfect demonſtration. Pages. 170.
The ſixt Booke. Of Sophiſmes or Fallacies.
Chapters. 1. OF Fallacies in words. Pages. 175.
Chapters. 2. Of fallacies in the matter. Pages. 181.
Chapters. 3. The fallacie by Accident. Pages. 182.
Chapters. 4. The fallacie which taketh a thing as ſimply true which is not ſo, but onelyonly in ſome reſpect. Pages. 183.
Chapters. 5. The fallacie ſuppoſing that which is queſtioned. Pages. 184.
Chapters. 6. The fallacie of Inconſequence. Pages. 184.
Chapters. 7. The fallacie whereby a thing is taken for a cauſe, which is not. Pages. 186.
Chapters. 8. The fallacie which mingleth many Interrogations, as if they were but one. Pages. 187.
Chapters. 9. The fallacie which is committed through the Ignorance of that, which contradicteth the queſtion. Pages. 188.
Chapters. 10. Of the faults in Syllogiſmes. Pages. 190.
ERRATA.
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