An outline of the necessary laws of thought; a treatise on pure and applied logic . l meaning; the fecond intention, its logical value,according to the function of thought to which itbelongs.* * Vox articulata eft fignum conceptus, qui eft in animo:duplex autem eft ejufmodi vox, alia namque fignificat concep-tual rei, ut homo, animal; alia vero conceptum conceptus, utgenus, fpecies nomen, verbum, enunciatio, ratiocinatio, et aliaehujufmodi; propterea hae vocantur fecundae notiones $ illasautem primae. Zabarella de Nat: Log. i. x. Prima notio eft conceptus rei quatenus eft, ut animalis, ho-mini
An outline of the necessary laws of thought; a treatise on pure and applied logic . l meaning; the fecond intention, its logical value,according to the function of thought to which itbelongs.* * Vox articulata eft fignum conceptus, qui eft in animo:duplex autem eft ejufmodi vox, alia namque fignificat concep-tual rei, ut homo, animal; alia vero conceptum conceptus, utgenus, fpecies nomen, verbum, enunciatio, ratiocinatio, et aliaehujufmodi; propterea hae vocantur fecundae notiones $ illasautem primae. Zabarella de Nat: Log. i. x. Prima notio eft conceptus rei quatenus eft, ut animalis, ho-minis; fecunda notio eft conceptus rei quatenus intelligitur, utfubje&um et attributum. Pacius. Anal: Comm. p. 3. a. See alfo Buhle {Ariftotle i. p. 432) 5 Crackantkorp, () and Sir W. Hamilton in Ed. Rev., No. 115, p. is no authority whatever for Aldriclis view, whichmakes fecond intention mean apparently a term defined forTcientific ufe $ though with the tenacious vitality of error itftill lingers in fome quarters, after wounds that mould havebeen OUTLINE OF THE LAWS OFTHOUGHT.
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