An Outline of Sematology; Or, an Essay Towards Establishing a New Theory of Grammar, Logic, and Rhetoric

abstrac abstract act of reasoning Adam Smith adjective adverb affirm anamorphosis argument arising Aristotelian Aristotle ascer ascertained called Chap chapter common comparison conclusion consider conviction convince dative definition denote deserving of respect Diversions of Purley doctrine Dugald Dugald Stewart effect expression facts give grammar grammarian guage hearer Horne Tooke human mind ideas individual inquirer instance instrument intuitively invented joined judgment knowledge language learned ledge Lord Monboddo means of words ment nature nexion notion noun object observe occasion once particular perception perhaps persuade philosopher is deserving phrases Plato principles pronoun proof proposition protasis purpose racter rational rational agent reader reference Rhetoric Sect sensation sense separate meaning separate words signify speaker speech substantive suppose syllogism tence theory things thought ticular tion true truth tural understanding understood verb Voltaire Whately's Logic whole sentence