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Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, "Convention" to "Copyright", Volume 7, Slice 3

Note 1 — VOLUME VII SLICE III Convention to Copyright

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A term is said to be “distributed” when it is taken universally: in the proposition “men are mortal” (meaning “all men”) the term “men” is “distributed” while “mortal” is undistributed, because there are mortal beings which are not men.

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