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CHAP. I. Of Inferences in general, §§ 426–441.

II. Of Deductive Inferences, §§ 442–448.

III. Of Opposition, §§ 449–478.

IV. Of Conversion, §§ 479–495.

V. Of Permutation, §§ 496–502.

VI. Of Compound Forms of Immediate Inference, §§ 503–532.

VII. Of Other Forms of Immediate Inference, §§ 533–539.

VIII. Of Mediate Inferences or Syllogisms, §§ 540–557.

IX. Of Mood and Figure, §§ 558–568.

X. Of the Canon of Reasoning, §§ 569–581.

XI. Of the General Rules of Syllogism, §§ 582–598.

XII. Of the Determination of the Legitimate Moods of Syllogism, §§ 599–605.

XIII. Of the Special Rules of the Four Figures, §§ 606–620.

XIV. Of the Determination of the Moods that are valid in the Four

Figures, §§ 621–632.

XV. Of the Special Canons of the Four Figures, §§ 633–647.

XVI. Of the Special Uses of the Four Figures, §§ 648–655.

XVII. Of the Syllogism with Three Figures, §§ 656–666.

XVIII. Of Reduction, §§ 667–700.

XIX. Of Immediate Inference as applied to Complex Propositions, §§ 701–730.

XX. Of Complex Syllogisms, §§ 731–743.

XXI. Of the Reduction of the Partly Conjunctive Syllogism, §§

744–752.

XXII. Of the Partly Conjunctive Syllogism regarded as all Immediate

Inference, §§ 753–759.

XXIII. Of the Disjunctive Syllogism, §§ 760–765.

XXIV. Of the Reduction of the Disjunctive Syllogism, §§ 766–769.

XXV. Of the Disjunctive Syllogism regarded as an Immediate

Inference, §§ 770–777.

XXVI. Of the Mixed Form of Complex Syllogism, §§ 778–795.

XXVII. Of the Reduction of the Dilemma, §§ 796–797.

XXVIII. Of the Dilemma regarded as an Immediate Inference, §§ 798,799.

XXIX. Of Trains of Reasoning, §§ 800–826.

XXX. Of Fallacies, §§ 827–884.