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A treatise on logic, on the basis
of Aldrich, with ...
Five heads of predicables. From the foregoing considerations, it is manifest that
there can be but five heads of predicables; for whatever can be asserted of many
things, must be predicated either asltheir whole essence, or as a part of their ...
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The Oxford handbook
of logic. (Oxf. aids to the schools).
PREDICABLES. To predicate = to affirm one thing of another. Heads of
Predicables = the classification of the various ways in which the Subject and
Predicate of an assertion may stand to each other. THE FIVE HEADS OF
PREDICABLES. 1.
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A manual
of logic, deductive and inductive
... as being the conception of a conception. The object of the doCtrine of the
predicables is to reduce to certain classes all conceivable predicates, or
whatever can be logically asserted about any subject. a The five heads of
Predicables, ...
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A Manual
of Logic, deductive and inductive
The five heads of Predicables, or five-fold division of general names, were written
by Porphyry, in the third century, as an addition to the Aristotelian Logic. They are
contained in his Isagoge or Introduction to the Categories of Aristotle.
H. H. MUNRO (of Glasgow.), 1850
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An Introduction to Logic
The distinctions are known as the Five Predicables, or more strictly as the Five
Heads of Predicables. The words have passed into the language of science and
of ordinary conversation; we ask how to define virtue, momentum, air, or a
triangle; ...
Horace William Brindley Joseph, 1906
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Questions and exercises in elementary logic, deductive and ...
Genus, Species, Differentia, Property, Accident — these are the five heads of
Predicables, and they are so called because it is in one of these five ways that a
subject stands in relation to the predicate of a proposition, and sometimes in
more ...
Palaestra Oxoniensis, 1875
Hence we have Five Heads of Predicables; Species, Genus, Differentia, Property,
Accident. They are arrived at by the following process of division : Every
predicable expresses either I. Whole essence of individuals . Species . (eZSos). (.
Richard Frederick Clarke, 1906
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The Science
of Logic: Kawaif-ul-mantq
... species, differentia, property and accident, are sometimes called the " five
predicables " or the " five heads of predicables," because in a proposition they
express a certain relation of predicate to subject. Thus when the predicate is a
common ...
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Picture Logic, Or, The Grave Made Gay: An Attempt to ...
Of the five heads of predicables, the first three form verbal propositions, the other
two real propositions. ' With regard to accidents, notice that they are of two kinds,
separable and inseparable. " Some men are Europeans," is an inseparable ...
Alfred James Swinburne, 1875
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The Organon, Or Logical Treatises
of Aristotle with the ...
The five heads of predicables therefore, taken from this Isagoge, which was
written in the third century, are an addition to the Aristotelian Logic, in part of
which, (the Topics,) the doctrine laid down differs from that enunciated here, in
several ...
