4. General and special credibility of a witness.
5–8. Distinction between alternative and open questions, and the usual rules for application of testimony to each of these.
9. Discussion of an objection.
10, 11. Testimony of worthless witnesses.
12–14. Common practical ways of regarding such problems.
15. Extraordinary stories not necessarily less probable.
16–18. Meaning of the term extraordinary, and its distinction from miraculous.
19, 20. Combination of testimony.
21, 22. Scientific meaning of a miracle.
23, 24. Two distinct prepossessions in regard to miracles, and the logical consequences of these.