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In the first foure Moods of the first Figure directly conclu∣ding the Minor, may not be a Negatiue, nor the Maior parti∣cular, but vniuersall.
In the second Figure, the Maior must not bee particular,
and one of the premisses must bee a Negatiue.
In the third Figure, the Minor must not be a Negatiue, nor the conclusion vniuersall: but as for the quantitie and qualitie of euery Proposition in euery kinde of Syllogisme, of what Figure soeuer it be, it shall plainly appeare by the Vowels, or rather Syllables of the Moods, otherwise called words of Art, annexed to the examples hereafter following.
First giue examples of Syllogismes of the first Figure, and of his foure perfect Moods directly concluding.