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The first Imperfect Moode of the first Fi∣gure indirectly concluding, is when the Ma∣ior and Minor, being both vniuersall Affirma∣tiues, doe conclude indirectly a particular Af∣firmatiue, as thus:
The name of this Mood is Baralipton, whereof the last syl∣lable, ton, is only to fill vp the verse, as hath beene said before.
The second Imperfect Mood, is when a Syllogisme is made of an vniuersall Negatiue Maior, and an vniuersall Affirmatiue Minor, indirectly concluding an vniuersall Negatiue, as thus:
The name of this Mood is Celantis.
The third Imperfect Mood, is when a Syllogisme is made of an vniuersall Affirmatiue Maior, and of a particular Affirma∣tiue Minor, indirectly concluding a particular Affirmatiue, as thus:
The name of this Mood is Dabitis.
The fourth Imperfect Mood, is when a Syllogisme is made of an vniuersall Affirmatiue Maior, and of an vniuersall Ne∣gatiue Minor, indirectly concluding a particular Negatiue, as thus:
The name of this Mood is Fapesmo.
The fift Imperfect Mood, is when a Syllogisme is made of a particular Affirmatiue Maior, and of an vniuersall Negatiue Minor, indirectly concluding a particular Negatiue, as thus: