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Because that of two meere particular Propositions, nothing by order of Logick can consequently follow: As for example, This Syllogisme is not good: Some sensible body is a Man, but some Horse is a sensible body: Ergo, a Horse is a Man. The like reason is also to be vnderstood, when the premisses are in∣definit Propositions, yea or singular Propositions, if the meane terme be not likewise singular, for then it maketh a Syllogisme expositorie, whereof we shall speake hereafter.