“No conceited child of mine is greedy”;
“None of my boys could solve this problem”;
“Some unlearned boys are not choristers.”

[pg197]INDEX.

§ 1.
Tables.

I.[Biliteral Diagram. Attributes of Classes, andCompartments, or Cells, assigned to them][25]
II.[do. Representation of Uniliteral Propositions ofExistence][34]
III.[do. Representation of Biliteral Propositions ofExistence and of Relation][35]
IV.[Triliteral Diagram. Attributes of Classes, andCompartments, or Cells, assigned to them][42]
V.[do. Representation of Particular and UniversalNegative Propositions, of Existence and of Relation,in terms of x and m][46]
VI.[do. do., in terms of y and m][47]
VII.[do. Representation of Universal AffirmativePropositions of Relation, in terms of x and m][48]
VIII.[do. do. in terms of y and m][49]
IX.[Method of Subscripts. Formulæ and Rules for Syllogisms][78]
§ 2.
Words &c. explained.

[‘Abstract’ Proposition][59]
[‘Adjuncts’][1]
[‘Affirmative’ Proposition][10]
[‘Attributes’][1]
[‘Biliteral’ Diagram][22]
[‘Biliteral’ Proposition][27]
[‘Class’][1½]
[Classes, arbitrary limits of][3½]
[Classes, subdivision of][4]
[pg198][‘Classification’][1½]
[‘Codivisional’ Classes][3]
[‘Complete’ Conclusion of a Sorites][85]
[‘Conclusion’ of a Sorites][〃]
[‘Conclusion’ of a Syllogism][56]
[‘Concrete’ Proposition][59]
[‘Consequent’ in a Sorites][85]
[‘Consequent’ in a Syllogism][56]
[‘Converse’ Propositions][31]
[‘Conversion’ of a Proposition][〃]
[‘Copula’ of a Proposition][9]
[‘Definition’][6]
[‘Dichotomy’][3½]
[‘Differentia’][1½]
[‘Division’][3]
[‘Eliminands’ of a Sorites][85]
[‘Eliminands’ of a Syllogism][56]
[‘Entity’][70]
[‘Equivalent’ Propositions][17]
[‘Fallacy’][81]
[‘Genus’][1½]
[‘Imaginary’ Class][〃]
[‘Imaginary’ Name][4½]
[‘Individual’][2]
[‘Like’, and ‘Unlike’, Signs of Terms][70]
[‘Name’][4]
[‘Negative’ Proposition][10]
[‘Normal’ form of a Proposition][9]
[‘Normal’ form of a Proposition of Existence][11]
[‘Normal’ form of a Proposition of Relation][12]
[‘Nullity’][70]
[‘Partial’ Conclusion of a Sorites][85]
[‘Particular’ Proposition][9]
[‘Peculiar’ Attributes][1½]
[‘Predicate’ of a Proposition][9]
[‘Predicate’ of a Proposition of Existence][11]
[‘Predicate’ of a Proposition of Relation][12]
[‘Premisses’ of a Sorites][85]
[‘Premisses’ of a Syllogism][56]
[pg199][‘Proposition’][8]
[‘Proposition’ ‘in I’, ‘in E’, and ‘in A’][9]
[‘Proposition’ ‘in terms of’ certain Letters][27]
[‘Proposition’ of Existence][11]
[‘Proposition’ of Relation][12]
[‘Real’ Class][1½]
[‘Retinends’ of a Sorites][85]
[‘Retinends’ of a Syllogism][56]
[‘Sign of Quantity’ in a Proposition][9]
[‘Sitting on the Fence’][26]
[‘Some’, technical meaning of][8]
[‘Sorites’][85]
[‘Species’][1½]
[‘Subject’ of a Proposition][9]
[‘Subject’ of a Proposition of Existence][11]
[‘Subject’ of a Proposition of Relation][12]
[‘Subscripts’ of Terms][70]
[‘Syllogism’][56]
[Symbol ‘∴’][〃]
[Symbol ‘†’ and ‘¶’][70]
[‘Terms’ of a Proposition][9]
[‘Things’][1]
[Translation of Proposition from ‘concrete’ to ‘abstract’][59]
[Translation of Proposition from ‘abstract’ to ‘subscript’][72]
[‘Triliteral’ Diagram][39]
[‘Underscoring’ of letters][91]
[‘Uniliteral’ Proposition][27]
[‘Universal’ Proposition][10]
[‘Universe of Discourse’ (or ‘Univ.’)][12]
[‘Unreal’ Class][1½]
[‘Unreal’ Name][4½]

[pg200]THE END.

[px_1]WORKS BY LEWIS CARROLL.