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It faileth both in matter and forme, when the premisses are neither probable, nor yet doe conclude rightly according to the rules of Logicke, as thus: No opposites are both true at once, but subcontraries are opposites: Ergo, no subcontraries are both true at once. Here first it faileth in matter, because the Maior, (as hath been said before) is not probable in deed. A∣gaine, it faileth in forme, because that contrary to the rules of a
Syllogisme, an vniuersall conclusion is implied, one of the pre∣misses being particular, which should not be.