Aristotle - The Organon - index for ANALYTICA POSTERIORA Book 2

Text	Paragraph Index
Part 1	Four kinds of question
Part 2	Whether a connexion is a fact
Part 3	How essential nature is revealed
Part 4	Whether syllogism is possible
Part 5	The method of division a not a process of inference
Part 6	The definable form must not fall within the syllogism
Part 7	How then by definition shall we prove essential nature?
Part 8	Whether essential nature is demonstrable
Part 9	There are essential natures which are immediate
Part 10	Defining definition
Part 11	We have scientific knowledge when we know the cause
Part 12	Middle term as cause
Part 13	The elements predicated as constituting the definable form
Part 14	The method of selection of analyses and divisions
Part 15	Identical and subordinate connexions
Part 16	Whether, when the effect is present the cause also is present
Part 17	Must identical effects have identical causes?
Part 18	Which of multiple middles is the cause?
Part 19	How basic premisses become known.

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