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*[[/Chapter 4|Chapter 4]] {{Checked by translator}}On the third mode of equivocation</span>.
*[[/Chapter 4|Chapter 4]] {{Checked by translator}}On the third mode of equivocation</span>.
*[[/Chapter 5|Chapter 5]] {{Checked by translator}}On the fallacy of amphiboly</span>.
*[[/Chapter 5|Chapter 5]] {{Checked by translator}}On the fallacy of amphiboly</span>.
*[[/Chapter 6|Chapter 6]] {{Translated not checked}}On the second mode of amphiboly</span>.
*[[/Chapter 6|Chapter 6]] {{Checked by translator}}On the second mode of amphiboly</span>.
*[[/Chapter 7|Chapter 7]] {{Translated not checked}}On the third mode of amphiboly</span>.
*[[/Chapter 7|Chapter 7]] {{Checked by translator}}On the third mode of amphiboly</span>.
*[[/Chapter 8|Chapter 8]] {{Translated not checked}}On the fallacies of composition and division</span>.  
*[[/Chapter 8|Chapter 8]] {{Checked by translator}}On the fallacies of composition and division</span>.  
*[[/Chapter 9|Chapter 9]] {{Translated not checked}}On the fallacy of accent</span>.  
*[[/Chapter 9|Chapter 9]] {{Checked by translator}}On the fallacy of accent</span>.  
*[[/Chapter 10|Chapter 10]] {{Translated not checked}}On the fallacy of 'figure of speech'</span>.  
*[[/Chapter 10|Chapter 10]] {{Checked by translator}}On the fallacy of 'figure of speech'</span>.  
*[[/Chapter 11|Chapter 11]] {{Translated not checked}}On the fallacy of accident</span>.  
*[[/Chapter 11|Chapter 11]] {{Checked by translator}}On the fallacy of accident</span>.  
*[[/Chapter 12|Chapter 12]] {{Translated not checked}}On the fallacy of consequent</span>.  
*[[/Chapter 12|Chapter 12]] {{Checked by translator}}On the fallacy of consequent</span>.  
*[[/Chapter 13|Chapter 13]] {{Translated not checked}}On the fallacy of ''secundum quid''</span>.  
*[[/Chapter 13|Chapter 13]] {{Checked by translator}}On the fallacy of ''secundum quid''</span>.  
*[[/Chapter 14|Chapter 14]] {{Translated not checked}}On the fallacy of ignorance of the list</span>.  
*[[/Chapter 14|Chapter 14]] {{Checked by translator}}On the fallacy of ignorance of the list</span>.  
*[[/Chapter 15|Chapter 15]] {{Translated not checked}}On the fallacy of begging the question</span>.  
*[[/Chapter 15|Chapter 15]] {{Checked by translator}}On the fallacy of begging the question</span>.  
*[[/Chapter 16|Chapter 16]] {{Translated not checked}}On the fallacy of false cause</span>.  
*[[/Chapter 16|Chapter 16]] {{Checked by translator}}On the fallacy of false cause</span>.  
*[[/Chapter 17|Chapter 17]] {{Translated not checked}}On the fallacy of asking several questions as one</span>.  
*[[/Chapter 17|Chapter 17]] {{Checked by translator}}On the fallacy of asking several questions as one</span>.  
*[[/Chapter 18|Chapter 18]] {{Translated not checked}}How all these fallacies err against the syllogism</span>.
*[[/Chapter 18|Chapter 18]] {{Checked by translator}}How all these fallacies err against the syllogism</span>.

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PART III-4: OF FALLACIES

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