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Make everything smaller

Make everything bigger

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Across:

2.	pseudo sequence
5.	cannot be simultaneously true or that cannot be simultaneously false.
8.	process by with our minds proceed from a move universal truth to less.
10.	universal that expresses the constitutive not that distinguishes a species from its genus or a genus from a higher genus.
11.	a syllogism in with one of the premises or the conclusion is omitted.
12.	science and art of correct of thinking.
15.	a syllogism that is both conditional of disjunctive.
16.	about with something is affirmed or denied.

17.	a universal that expresses the completely determined essence of its inferiors of only that.
18.	subject of the conduction.
20.	a conventional or arbitrary signs.
22.	anything that leads to the knowledge of something distinct from itself.
23.	it is invisible imperceptible to the senses of strictly personal.
24.	a statement that gives the meaning of a term.
25.	genuine sequence
26.	is a compound proposition.

Down:

1.	universal that expresses the incompletely determined essence of its inferior.
3.	from which something is inferred
4.	a deceptive argument.
6.	a syllogism in with a proof is joined to one or both of premises.
7.	the sum total of the intelligible elements of the quiddity signified by the term.

9.	attributive proposition is what is affirmed or denied of the subject.
13.	process by with our minds proceed from sufficiently enumerated to a universal truth.
14.	that which is inferred from the antecedent
19.	predicate of the conduction.
21.	a syntactical ambiguity.

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Across:

2.	pseudo sequence
5.	cannot be simultaneously true or that cannot be simultaneously false.
8.	process by with our minds proceed from a move universal truth to less.
10.	universal that expresses the constitutive not that distinguishes a species from its genus or a genus from a higher genus.
11.	a syllogism in with one of the premises or the conclusion is omitted.
12.	science and art of correct of thinking.
15.	a syllogism that is both conditional of disjunctive.
16.	about with something is affirmed or denied.

17.	a universal that expresses the completely determined essence of its inferiors of only that.
18.	subject of the conduction.
20.	a conventional or arbitrary signs.
22.	anything that leads to the knowledge of something distinct from itself.
23.	it is invisible imperceptible to the senses of strictly personal.
24.	a statement that gives the meaning of a term.
25.	genuine sequence
26.	is a compound proposition.

Down:

1.	universal that expresses the incompletely determined essence of its inferior.
3.	from which something is inferred
4.	a deceptive argument.
6.	a syllogism in with a proof is joined to one or both of premises.
7.	the sum total of the intelligible elements of the quiddity signified by the term.

9.	attributive proposition is what is affirmed or denied of the subject.
13.	process by with our minds proceed from sufficiently enumerated to a universal truth.
14.	that which is inferred from the antecedent
19.	predicate of the conduction.
21.	a syntactical ambiguity.

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