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the predication of the definitum the definition
being the subject. This predication is that
in case the permission to scribe on the
sheet of assertion a replica of a graph, x, would carry
with it in every case a permission to
scribe on the sheet of assertion a replica of a graph, y,
then it is permissible to scribe on the sheet
of assertion a scroll containing in its outer
close only a replica of x and in its inner
close a replica of y. Or in terms of transformation,
if it would be permissible to
transform a graph, x, should it occur on the
sheet of assertion, into a graph, y, then
it is permissible to transform a blank
on the sheet of assertion into a scroll having

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the predication of the definitum the definition
being the subject. This predication is that
in case the permission to scribe on the
sheet of assertion a replica of a graph, x, would carry
with it in every case a permission to
scribe on the sheet of assertion a replica of a graph, y,
then it is permissible to scribe on the sheet
of assertion a scroll containing in its outer
close only a replica of x an in its inner
close a replica of y. Or in terms of transformation,
if it would be permissible to
transform a graph, x, should it occur on the
sheet of assertion, into a graph, y, then
it is permissible to transform a blank
on the sheet of assertion into a scroll having