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<p>The formula of analogy is as follows: <math>S^{\prime}, S^{\prime\prime}, S^{\prime\prime\prime}</math> are taken at random from such a class that their characters at random are such as <math>P^{\prime}, P^{\prime\prime}, P^{\prime\prime\prime}.</math></p>
<p>The formula of analogy is as follows: <math>S^{\prime}, S^{\prime\prime}, ~\operatorname{and}~ S^{\prime\prime\prime}</math> are taken at random from such a class that their characters at random are such as <math>P^{\prime}, P^{\prime\prime}, P^{\prime\prime\prime}.</math></p>
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t ~\operatorname{is}~ P^{\prime}, P^{\prime\prime}, P^{\prime\prime\prime},
t ~\operatorname{is}~ P^{\prime}, P^{\prime\prime}, ~\operatorname{and}~ P^{\prime\prime\prime},
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S^{\prime}, S^{\prime\prime}, S^{\prime\prime\prime} ~\operatorname{are}~ q;
S^{\prime}, S^{\prime\prime}, ~\operatorname{and}~ S^{\prime\prime\prime} ~\operatorname{are}~ q;
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\therefore t ~\operatorname{is}~ q.
\therefore t ~\operatorname{is}~ q.
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<p>Such an argument is double. It combines the two following:
| <p>Such an argument is double. It combines the two following:
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S^{\prime}, S^{\prime\prime}, S^{\prime\prime\prime} ~\operatorname{are,~for~instance,}~ P^{\prime}, P^{\prime\prime}, P^{\prime\prime\prime},
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t ~\operatorname{is}~ P^{\prime}, P^{\prime\prime}, P^{\prime\prime\prime};
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\therefore ~(\operatorname{By~hypothesis})~ t ~\operatorname{has~the~common~characters~of}~ S^{\prime}, S^{\prime\prime}, S^{\prime\prime\prime},
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S^{\prime}, S^{\prime\prime}, S^{\prime\prime\prime} ~\operatorname{are}~ q;
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\therefore ~(\operatorname{Deductively})~ t ~\operatorname{is}~ q.
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