PROPER

In Heraldry, any object represented of its natural colour is so termed. PROPERT Y. In Logic, a predicable which denotes something e entially conjoined to the e ence of the species. There are enumerated in books on logic four kinds of property, which are termed " universal, but not peculiar; " " peculiar, but not universal; " " universal and peculiar; " " universal and peculiar, but not at every time." The last kind is evidently more properly designated as Accident. See Logic, Predicable. Property, Right of. See Right of Property. [s. 1004]