SubpartOf Questions.
Subpart¶Of the …iue Predicables, otherwise called the fiue common wordes, which are spoken of other
Subpart
Subpart¶The vse and commodite, which we hau… by these fiue commune wordes called otherwise Predicables.
Subpart¶Of the Predicamentes, called in Englishe Generall wordes.
Subpart¶A note of certaine thynges diligently to b… obserued before the rehersal of the most generall wordes.
1 sectionSubpart¶The diuision of the Substance.
Subpart¶Of quantitee.
Subpart¶Quantitee is .ii. waies considered.
Subpart¶Of qualit…e.
Table of qualitie¶The table of qualitie.
Subpart¶Of Relatiues.
Table of related thingsThe table of the Relatiues.
Subpart¶The maner of doyng, in latin called. Actio.
Subpart¶Perpessio called in Englishe a sufferynge.
SubpartVbi. Where.
SubpartQuando. When.
SubpartSitum esse, to be settled.
SubpartHabitus, the araiyng or clothyng.
Subpart¶The vse and commoditie of these Predicamentes.
SubpartOf a diffinition.
SubpartO… a diuision.
SubpartWhat a diuision is.
Subpart¶Rules necessarie to be obserued in euerie diuision.
Subpart¶The maner of handeling a single Question, …nd the readie waie howe to teache and sette forth any thyng…
Subpart¶Of a proposition.
Subpart¶What a Proposition is.
SubpartThe second diuision of a Proposition.
Subpart¶The third deuision of a Proposition.
SubpartThe repu…naunce of Propositions
Subpart¶A single P…oposicion, is thre waies denided.
Subpart¶De Conuersione, of the turnyng of Propositions.
SubpartPropositio Hypothetica, that is to say a double Proposition.
Subpart¶There be .iii. maner of double Propositions.
SubpartOf makyng an Argument.
Subpart¶What an argument is.
Subpart¶To finde out the reason, that shall proue, (in Latine) called medium, (in Englishe) the double repete.
Subpart¶There be foure kyndes of argumentes.
Subpart¶There be .v…i. Rules, especially to bee obserued, for the makyng of …n argument called Syllogismus.
Subpart¶The se…ond rule.
Subpart¶The third rule.
Subpart¶The fift Rule.
Subpart¶The sixt Rule.
Subpart¶The seuenth Rule.
SubpartOf an halfe argument called Enthimema.
Subpart¶An other.
Subpart¶Of an Argument, called Syllogismus Expositorius.
SubpartInductio.
Subpart¶An other Example.
Subpart¶An other Example.
SubpartDe Exemplo.
Subpart¶Sorites.
Subpart¶An other.
Subpart¶Or thus.
Subpart¶Thus merie fellowes reason when they are at nale.
Subpart¶A horned Argument, called Dilemma.
SubpartDe Consequentiis.
Subpart¶The f…rst rule.
Subpart¶The second rule.
Subpart¶…e third rule.
Subpart¶The fourth rule.
Subpart¶The .v. rule.
PartOf the secōd part of Logique, called Inuentio, that is to saie, the fyndyng out of an argument.
Subpart¶What a place is.
Subpart¶The diuision of the places, whiche are .xxii…. in nomber.
Subpart¶Of the difinicion.
Subpart¶The generall rule.
Subpart¶The maner of reasonyng
Subpart¶The vse.
SubpartOf the generall worde.
Subpart¶The generall rule.
Subpart¶The maner of reasonyg.
Subpart¶The vse.
SubpartOf the kynde.
SubpartOf the kynde
SubpartThe general rule.
SubpartThe maner o… reasonyng.
SubpartThe vse.
SubpartOf the diff…rence and propr…tye.
SubpartThe general rule.
SubpartThe maner of reasonyng.
SubpartThe vse.
SubpartOf the whole and the partes.
SubpartThe general rule.
SubpartThe maner of reasonyng.
SubpartThe vse.
SubpartThe general rule.
Subpart¶The maner of reasonyng.
Subpart¶The vse.
Subpart¶Of woordes yoked together.
Subpart¶The generall Rule.
Subpart¶The maner of reasonyng.
Subpart¶The vse.
Subpart¶Of wordes adioyned to the substaunce and yet not of the substaunce.
Subpart¶The generall Rule.
Subpart¶The maner of reasonynng.
Subpart¶The vse.
Subpart¶Of dedes done, or suffred to be done, called Actus.
Subpart¶The generall rule.
Subpart¶The maner of reasonyng from this place.
Subpart¶The Use.
Subpart¶Of the thyng tonteynyng.
Subpart¶The generall rule.
Subpart¶The maner of reasonyng.
Subpart¶An other.
Subpart¶The Use.
Subpart¶Of outward places beyng not in the substaunce, but only touching the substaūce, and without the nature of…
Subpart¶The deuision of caus…s.
Subpart¶The de…inition of a very cause.
Subpart¶The generall rule.
Subpart¶The …enerall rule.
Subpart¶The maner of reasonyng.
Subpart¶Another diuision of …auses efficient.
Subpart¶Another d…uis…on of causes efficient.
Subpart¶Another diuision.
Subpart¶The ende, called. Finis.
Subpart¶The general rule.
Subpart¶Of th… mat…r or substance, called, Materia.
Subpart¶The generall rule.
Subpart¶The maner of reasonyng
SubpartThe shape called Forma.
SubpartThe general rule.
SubpartThynges comyng after the causes, called Euen…a.
Subpart¶From the effect of the matter or substaunce, called Materia, thus ye maye reason.
SubpartFrom the effect of the fourme.
SubpartFrom the effecte of the eff…c…ent cause.
SubpartThe gen…ral rule.
SubpartThe maner of reasonyng.
SubpartThe thyng apointed for some …nde.
SubpartThe generall rule.
SubpartThe maner of reasonyng lawfullye.
SubpartThe v… of all these causes.
SubpartOf thynges outwardly applied, called Applici…a.
SubpartThe maner of reasonyng.
Subpart¶Of wordes annexed, or knitte to the substaunce, called Connexa.
Subpart¶Of Accidentes.
Subpart¶Thinges chauncyng called Contingentia.
Subpart¶The diuersitie of thre diuerse places.
Subpart¶The diui…ion of thynges chauncyng.
Subpart¶The name of a thyng, or the interpretation of a worde.
Subpart¶The generall Rule.
Subpart¶The maner of reasonyng.
Subpart¶Of the place called authoritie, otherwise named sentences of the sage.
Subpart¶The maner of reasonyng.
Subpart¶Of the similitude, or likenesse.
Subpart¶The maner of findyng out a similitude.
Subpart¶The gen…rall rule.
Subpart¶The maner of reasonyng.
Subpart¶Of thynges compared.
Subpart¶The generall rule.
Subpart¶The generall rule.
Subpart¶The maner of reasonyng.
Subpart¶The vse.
Subpart¶Of repugnauncie.
Subpart¶The …euision.
Subpart¶Of discordantes, called Opposita.
Subpart¶There be .iiii. of th… sort.
Subpart¶The generall rule.
Subpart¶The general rule.
Subpart¶The maner of reasonyng
Subpart¶The generall rule.
Subpart¶The maner of reasonyg.
Subpart¶Sentences gainsaiyng, otherwise called, contradiccion.
Subpart¶The generall rule.
Subpart¶The maner of reasonyng.
Subpart¶The vse.
Subpart¶Of wordes differyng.
Subpart¶The generall rule.
Subpart¶The maner of reasonyng.
SubpartThe definition.
SubpartThe general rule.
SubpartThe kynde.
SubpartWordes yoked.
SubpartAdiacentes necessarily ioyned.
SubpartAdiacentes adioyned casually.
SubpartDedes necessary.
SubpartThe thyng conteynyng.
SubpartThe efficient cause.
SubpartThe second efficient cause.
SubpartThe ende of a magistrate.
SubpartThe effecte, or els thynges done by a Magistrate.
SubpartThe authoritie.
SubpartThynges inc…dent.
Subpart¶Similitudes.
Subpart¶Thynges compared.
Subpart¶From the definition.
Subpart¶From the generall worde.
Subpart¶From the kynde.
Subpart¶From the Propertie.
Subpart¶The whole.
Subpart¶The partes.
Subpart¶Thynges yoked together.
Subpart¶Thynges cleauyng, or adioyned to the substaunce.
Subpart¶Dedes done.
Subpart¶The thyng conteynyng.
Subpart¶The matier.
Subpart¶The shappe, or forme.
Subpart¶The efficient cause.
Subpart¶The ende.
Subpart¶Thinges done by vertue of the cause.
Subpart¶What is appointed to hym, and propre to this reasonyng.
Subpart¶The place.
Subpart¶The time.
Subpart¶Thynges annexed.
Subpart¶The definition.
Subpart¶The generall worde.
Subpart¶The kynde.
Subpart¶The propertie.
Subpart¶The whole.
Subpart¶The partes.
Subpart¶Wordes ioyned.
Subpart¶Wordes adioyned.
Subpart¶Dedes done.
Subpart¶The thyng conteynyng.
Subpart¶The matier, and forme.
Subpart¶The efficient cause.
SubpartThe ende.
SubpartThe effecte.
SubpartThynges apointed for some ende.
SubpartThe place.
SubpartThe tyme.
SubpartWordes anne…d or knitte together.
SubpartFrom the similitude.
SubpartFrom authoritie.
SubpartFrom comparison of the lesse, to the greater.
SubpartFrom the greater to the lesse.
SubpartOf discordantes.
SubpartFrom the Priuation.
SubpartFrom the rela…ion.
Subpart¶From wordes differyng
SubpartOr thus.
Subpart¶The generall worde.
Subpart¶The kynde.
Subpart¶The difference.
Subpart¶The propretie.
Subpart¶The partes of fayth.
Subpart¶Thyn…es adioyned to faith, and also thynges annexed to …ayth.
Subpart¶The thyng conte…nyng.
Subpart¶The efficient cause.
Subpart¶The ende of fayth.
Subpart¶Contraries.
Part¶The places of false conclusions, or deceiptfull reasons.
Subpart¶The maner of confutacion twoo waies considered.
Subpart¶Deceitpfull argumentes.
Subpart¶An example.
Subpart¶An other example.
Subpart¶The second subtiltie, called Ambiguitas.
Subpart¶The thirde dece…pteful argument.
Subpart¶Of partyng wordes that should be ioyned together.
Subpart¶An other example.
Subpart¶The fifte place.
Subpart¶There be .vii. in nombre.
Subpart¶The first deceipt.
Subpart¶Another argument.
Subpart¶The Anabaptistes reason thus.
Subpart¶Another.
Subpart¶The seconde.
Subpart¶Agayne.
Subpart¶An other argument.
SubpartAn other argument made by the Anabaptistes.
Subpart¶The signe is often tymes turned into the thyng it selfe, as I rehersed before.
SubpartThe p…rson.
SubpartThe tyme.
SubpartThe place.
SubpartThe maner of comparyng.
SubpartThe .iii. deceipt.
SubpartAn other argument.
Subpart¶An oth…r Argument.
Subpart¶The .iiii. deceipt.
Subpart¶The .v. deceipt.
Subpart¶The syxt deceit….
SubpartThe .vii. deceipt.
SubpartOf particular auoydyng false argume… …es whiche are deryued from the places.
SubpartFalse …casons made through the euil framyng of an argument.
SubpartOf obiections made to an argument.
Subpart¶Or thus.
Subpart¶Or thus.
Subpart¶Crocodilites.
Subpart¶Antistrephon.
SubpartCeratinae.
SubpartCacosistata.
SubpartAsistata.
SubpartVtis.
Subpart¶Pseudomenos.
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To the readerAn admonition to the reader for faultes escaped in the Printyng.
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