SYLLOGISM

Adair's New Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 8
proce by which from two propositions (premises) containing a common term as the bond of connec- ~ tion, we pa to a third proposition (conclusion), the truth of which follows from the truth of the premises. Every Syllogism must contain a universal proposition, whence the reasoning is from the more to the le general; this is deduction as distinguished from induction, where we reach a more general proposition.
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