The Fourth Dimension
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Caesare Camestris Festino Baroko [secundae].
[Tertia] darapti disamis datisi felapton.
Bokardo ferisson habet [Quarta insuper addit].
Bramantip camenes dimaris ferapton fresison.
In these lines each significative word hag three vowels, the first vowel refers to the major premiss, and gives the mood of that premiss, "a" signifying, for instance, that the major mood is in mood a. The second vowel refers to the minor premiss, and gives its mood. The third vowel refers to the conclusion, and gives ...its mood. Thus (prioris) — of the first figure — the first mnemonic word is " barbara," and this gives major premiss, mood A ; minor premiss, mood A ; conclusion, mood A. Accordingly in the first of our four cabes we mark the lowest left-hand front cube. To take another instance in the third figure " Tertia," the word " ferisson " gives us major premiss mood E — e.^., no M is p, minor premiss mood i ; some M is s, conclusion, Tnpod Q ; some s is not p. The region to be marked then 102 THE FOURTH DIMENSION in the third representative cube is the one in the second wall to the right for the major premiss, the third wall from the front for the minor premiss, and the top layer for the conclusion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Caesare Camestris Festino Baroko [secundae].
[Tertia] darapti disamis datisi felapton.
Bokardo ferisson habet [Quarta insuper addit].
Bramantip camenes dimaris ferapton fresison.
In these lines each significative word hag three vowels, the first vowel refers to the major premiss, and gives the mood of that premiss, "a" signifying, for instance, that the major mood is in mood a. The second vowel refers to the minor premiss, and gives its mood. The third vowel refers to the conclusion, and gives ...its mood. Thus (prioris) — of the first figure — the first mnemonic word is " barbara," and this gives major premiss, mood A ; minor premiss, mood A ; conclusion, mood A. Accordingly in the first of our four cabes we mark the lowest left-hand front cube. To take another instance in the third figure " Tertia," the word " ferisson " gives us major premiss mood E — e.^., no M is p, minor premiss mood i ; some M is s, conclusion, Tnpod Q ; some s is not p. The region to be marked then 102 THE FOURTH DIMENSION in the third representative cube is the one in the second wall to the right for the major premiss, the third wall from the front for the minor premiss, and the top layer for the conclusion.
What to read after The Fourth Dimension?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Howard Hinton to read onlineMoreLess
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