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Nov 23, 2017 gnox Sep 28, 2017 gnox Sep 28, 2017 gnox Aug 20, 2017 gnox Aug 19, 2017 gnox Nov 24, 2016 jeffdown1	28 22 If we take any proposition, say A sinner kills a saint and if we erase portions of it, so as to leave it a blank form of proposition, the blanks being such that if ~~they are all~~ every one of them is filled with a proper name, a proposition will result, such as ______ kills a saint A sinner kills ______ ______ kills ______ where Cain and Abel might for example fill the blanks, then such a blank form, as well as the complete proposition, is called a rheme provided it be neither logical necessity true of everything nor true of nothing, but this limitation may be disregarded. If it has one blank it is called a monad rheme, if two a dyad, if three a triad, if none a medad (from μηδέν). Now such a rheme being neither logically necessary nor logically impossible, and representive as a [part of ?] a graph without being represented ~~as compounded~~ as a combination by any of the signs of the system is called a lexis and each replica of the lexis is called a spot. Such [A lexis is therefore an incomplex contingent graph. ?]	28 22 If we take any proposition, say A sinner kills a saint and if we erase portions of it, so as to leave it a blank form of proposition, the blanks being such that if ~~they are all~~ every one of them is filled with a proper name, a proposition will result, such as ______ kills a saint A sinner kills ______ ______ kills ______ where Cain and Abel might for example fill the blanks, than such a blank form, as well as the complete proposition, is called a rheme provided it be neither logical necessity true of everything nor true of nothing, but this limitation may be disregarded. If it has one blank it is called a monad rheme, if two a dyad, if three a triad, if none a medad (from μηδέν). Now such a rheme being neither logically necessary nor logically impossible, and representive as a [part of ?] a graph without being represented ~~as compounded~~ as a combination by any of the signs of the system is called a lexis and each replica of the lexis is called a spot. Such [A lexis is therefore an incomplex contingent graph. ?]

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