Organon (Owen)
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THE
ORGANON, OR LOGICAL TREATISES,
OF
ARISTOTLE.
WITH
THE INTRODUCTION OF PORPHYRY.
LITERALLY TRANSLATED, WITH NOTES, SYLLOGISTIC EXAMPLES,
ANALYSIS, AND INTRODUCTION.
BY
OCTAVIUS FREIRE OWEN, M. A.
OF CHRIST CHURCH, OXFORD. RECTOR OF BURSTOW, SURREY; AND
DOMESTIC CHAPLAIN TO THE DUKE OF PORTLAND.
IN TWO VOLUMES.
VOL. I.
LONDON:
HENRY G. BOHN, YORK STREET, COVENT GARDEN.
MDCCCLIII.
JOHN CHILDS AND SON, BUNGAY.
Volume I
- Introduction iii
- Categories 1
- On Interpretation 46
- The Prior Analytics
- The Posterior Analytics
- Topics
Volume II
ERRATA.
Page 219, line 2, in head of chapter xvii., for an account read on account
Page— 273, in marginal note 4, for Instance of a syllogistic argument read Instance of asyllogistic argument, i. e. not syllogistic
Page— 594, at head of chapter xxv., for from what is simply read from what is not simply
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