Part 4 — Chapter II.
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Chapter II.
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Note 1 · Footnote 3: It is a plausible contention that in the case of the Singular name the extension is at a minimum and the intension at a maximum,Note 2 · Footnote 1: This is the traditional definition of Opposition from an early period, though the tradition does not start from Aristotle. With Note 3 · Footnote 2: When we speak of the Minor or the Major simply, the reference is to the terms. To avoid a confusion into which beginners are apt