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Logic in Two Books

by Petrus Ramus · 1515–1572

Published: 1636
Length: 23,361 words
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Divisions: 60

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Peter Ramus, his logick in two bookes. Not onely truely translated into English, but also digested into question and answere, for the more easie understanding of all men. By R.F. Gent

London printed for Nicholas Vavasour, and are to bee sold at his shop in the Inner Temple, neere the Church-doore 1636.

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DedicationTO THE WORSHIPFVLL, MY ASSVRED loving Vnkle, Beſtney Barker Eſquire, at Saint Gilſes in Eſſex.
To the readerTo the Courteous Reader.
To the readerPETER RAMVS to the reader wiſheth health.
Table of contentsA TABLE OF THE Chapters in the two books of Peter Ramus his Dialectica.
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Book 1THE FIRST BOOKE OF PETER RAMVS HIS DIALECTICA of Invention.

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Chapter 3CAP. 3. The Efficient, Procreant, and Conſervant Cauſe.
Chapter 4CAP. 4. The Efficient done and with others.
Chapter 5CAP. 5. The Efficient by it ſelfe or an Accident
Chapter 6CAP. 6. The Matter.
Chapter 7CAP. 7. The Forme.
Chapter 8CAP. 8. The End.
Chapter 9CAP. 9. The Effects.
Chapter 10CAP. 10. The Subiect.
Chapter 11CAP. 11. The Adiunct.
Chapter 12CAP. 12. Diverſes.
Chapter 13CAP. 13. Deſperates
Chapter 14Cap. 14. Relates.
Chapter 15CAP. 15. Adverſes.
Chapter 16CAP. 16. Contradicents
Chapter 17CAP. 17. Privants.
Chapter 18CAP. 18. Equalls.
Chapter 18CAP. 18. Greaters
Chapter 20CAP. 20. Leſſers.
Chapter 21CAP. 21. Likes.
Chapter 22CAP. 22. Diſlikes.
Chapter 23CAP. 23. Conjugates.
Chapter 24CAP. 24. Notations.
Chapter 25CAP. 25. Diſtribution.
Chapter 26CAP. 26. The diſtribution from the cauſe.
Chapter 27CAP. 27. The distribution from the effects, alſo the genus and species.
Chapter 28CAP. 28. Diſtribution from the ſubject.
Chapter 29CAP. 29. Diſtribution from adjuncts.
Chapter 30CAP. 30. Definition.
Chapter 31CAP. 31. Deſcription.
Chapter 32CAP. 32. Divine teſtimony.
Chapter 33CAP. 33. Teſtimony from humane law and ſentences.
Book 2THE SECOND BOOKE OF PETER RAMVS HIS Dialectica of Iudgement.
Chapter 1Cap. 1. What Iudgement is.
Chapter 2CAP. 2. An affirmative or negative Axioma.
Chapter 3Cap. 3. True and Falſe.
Chapter 4CAP. 4. The ſimple Axioma.
Chapter 5CAP. 5. The copulative axioma.
Chapter 6CAP. 6. The Connexed Axioma.
Chapter 7CAP. 7. The diſcreet Axioma.
Chapter 8CAP. 8. The diſiunct Axioma.
Chapter 9CAP. 9. The Syllogiſme and its parts.
Chapter 10CAP. 10. The ſimple contracted ſyllogiſme.
Chapter 11CAP. 11. The firſt kinde of the ſimple explicated Syllogiſme.
Chapter 12CAP. 12. The ſecond kinde of the ſimple explicate Syllogiſme.
Chapter 13CAP. 13. The firſt connexed Syllogiſme.
Chapter 14CAP. 14. The ſecond connexive ſyllogiſme.
Chapter 15CAP 15. The first disjunct ſyllogiſme.
Chapter 16CAP. 16. The ſecond diſiunct?
Chapter 17CAP. 17. The onely method according to Ariſtotle.
Chapter 18CAP. 18. The firſt illuſtration of methods by illuſtration of artes.
Chapter 19CAP. 19. The ſecond example of methode by example of Poets, Orators, Hiſtriographers.
Chapter 20CAP. 20. The ſecrets of method.

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