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ANAI- L YSIS

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TIhe degrees of Sub-ordination may be indicated
by lines in the following way:1st Degree of Sub-ordination "Socrates knew that he knew
nothing."
2nd,, "Socrates was declared by
the oracle to be the wisest
of men, because he knew
that he knew nothing."
3rd,,,, "Socrates said that lie was
declared by the oracle to
be the wisest of men,
merely because lie knew
that hle knew nothing."
4th,, " We are told that Socrates
said that he was declared
by the oracle to be the
wisest of men, merely
because lie knew that he
knew nothing."
The process of putting a Sentence together as
above is called Synthesis (syn, "together;" thesis,
"putting").
The reverse process of taking a Sentence to
pieces again, loosening its structure as it were, and
exhibiting the different parts and joints of the Sentence, is called Analysis (ana, " back again;" lysis,
' loosening ").