Note 36 — Chapter V · GOLDEN AGE OF GRECIAN LITERATURE. (continued 2)
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The difference between reasoning by Deduction and by Induction may be made clearer by the following examples:—
Deduction.—Dogs are quadrupeds. Tray is a dog. Therefore, Tray is a quadruped. Induction.—Tray is a quadruped; Carlo is a quadruped; Fan is a quadruped; Pet is a quadruped; etc. Tray, Carlo, Fan, Pet, etc., are dogs. Therefore, all dogs are quadrupeds.