...regard to the fcholaftic doctors, among whom this was a proverb, De modalibus non gujlabit a/inus, he thinks it very dubious, whether they tortured moft...crabbed geniufes, fays he, made this doctrine fo very thornyj that it is fitter to tear a man's wits in pieces than to give them folidity. He defires it...

...ajtmts, he thinks it very dubious, whether they tortured mof t the modal fyllogifnas, or were moli tortured by them. But thofe crabbed geniufes, fays...the Greek language. The modal terms were frequently ufed by the Greeks in their difputations; and, on that account, are fo fully handled by Ariftotle :...

...regard to the fcholaftic doctors, among whom this was a proverb, De modalibus won gitftabit a/inus, he thinks it very dubious, whether they tortured moft...geniufes, fays he, made this doctrine fo very thorny, that that it is fitter to tear a man's wits in pieces than to give them folidity. He defires it to be obferved,...

...regard to the fcholaftic doctors, among whom this was a proverb, De modalibus non giiftabit afinus, he thinks it very dubious, whether they tortured moft...thofe crabbed geniufes, fays he, made this doctrine Ib very thorny, that it is fitter to tear a man's wits in pieces than to give them folidity. He defires...

...regard to the fcholaftic doctors, among whom this was a proverb, De modalibus non gujlabit aftnus, he thinks it very dubious whether they tortured moft...them folidity. He defires it to be obferved, that the do&rine of the modals is adapted to the Greek language. The modal terms were frequently ufed by the...

...regard to the fcholaftic doctors, among whom this was a proverb, De modalibus non gujlabit afinus, he thinks it very dubious, whether they tortured moft...the Greek language. The modal terms were frequently ufed by the Greeks in their difputations ; and, on that account, are fo fully handled by Ariftotle...

...regard to the fcholaftic doctors, among \yho.m this was a proverb, De modalibus non gujldbit afinus, he thinks it very dubious, whether they tortured moft the modal fyllogifms, ot •were mpft tortured by them. But thofe crabbed geniufes, fays he, made this doctrine fo very thorny,...

...syllogisms, or were most tortured by them. But those erabbed geniuses, says he, made this doetrine so very thorny, that it is fitter to tear a man's wits in pieees than to give them solidity. He desires it to be observed, that the doetrine of modals is adapted...

...syllogisms, or were most tortured by them. But those crabbed geniuses, says he, made this doctrine so very thorny, that it is fitter to tear a man's wits in pieces than to give them solidity. He desires it to be observed, that the doctrine of modals is adapted to the Greek language....

...syllogisms, or were most tortured by them. But those crabbed geniuses, says he, made this doctrine so very thorny that it is fitter to tear a man's wits in pieces than to give them solidity. Ho desires it to be observed, that the doctrine of the modals is adapted to the Greek language....