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Finally, for _ten_ letters, I arrange 4 Octoliteral Diagrams, like the
above, in a square, assigning them to the 4 Classes mn, mn', m'n, m'n'.
We have now got 1024 Cells.
§ 8.
_Solution of a Syllogism by various Methods._
The best way, I think, to exhibit the differences between these various
Methods of solving Syllogisms, will be to take a concrete example, and
solve it by each Method in turn. Let us take, as our example, No. 29
(see p. 102).
"No philosophers are conceited;
Some conceited persons are not gamblers.
.'. Some persons, who are not gamblers, are not philosophers."
pg180
(1) _Solution by ordinary Method._
These Premisses, as they stand, will give no Conclusion, as they are
both negative.
If by 'Permutation' or 'Obversion', we write the Minor Premiss thus,
'Some conceited persons are not-gamblers,'
we can get a Conclusion in _Fresison_, viz.
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