Thomas Granger, Syntagma Logicum (1620)
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Date
1620
Author
Thomas Granger Note: 30/09/2005
Book title
Syntagma logicum. Or, The diuine logike Seruing especially for the vse of diuines in the practice of preaching, and for the further helpe of iudicious hearers, and generally for all
Publication place
London
Printer
William Jones
Publisher
Arthur Johnson
Text type
printed book
Genre
Hard-word, term-of-art, and dialect dictionaries, glossaries, and definitions
Subject area
logic
Word-group
type: topical
Word-entry
type: logical
sample: DEfinition,, is when it is 1 explicated what a thing is. For the whole essence or nature of a thing is included in the definition, which is therefore the fountaine of all Science. And it is called a definition, because it boundeth or terminateth a thing within the proper 2 limits of his owne nature" Or, because it explicateth a thing concluded within the precincts of it owne nature. (p. 213)
sample: DEfinition,, is when it is 1 explicated what a thing is. For the whole essence or nature of a thing is included in the definition, which is therefore the fountaine of all Science. And it is called a definition, because it boundeth or terminateth a thing within the proper 2 limits of his owne nature" Or, because it explicateth a thing concluded within the precincts of it owne nature. (p. 213)
Alston
V.37
STC
12184
