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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 12, 1
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conversio Lacis quam vocant per accidens sic potest demonstram
Omnis homo est, animal. Etqu quodom
nmal Exempli
qatia hac consequentia. Omnis homo est anima, Ergo quidam
homo est animal, est Euthymema, quod ve perficitur op
supprendo
et transit in
propositionem denticam Nam syllo
sylloggiscmum epe suppletae propositionis
identicae: Omnis hocuo est animal. Quidam homo est homo
Orgo quidam homo est animal. Fateor nos non habere opus his res
emonstrationibus, sed tamen utiles eas esse arbitior ad