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Stromata (Miscellanies)
Chapter III: Demonstration Defined. (6)
And to conclude, as is evident from the word, is to bring to the conclusion. And in every train of reasoning, the point sought to be determined is the end, which is also called the conclusion. But no simple and primary statement is termed a syllogism, although true; but it is compounded of three such, at the least, - of two as premisses, and one as conclusion.
Physiology and Human Nature (69b)
Timaeus: from which we arrived hither. In this way we shall endeavor now to supplement our story with a conclusion and a crown in harmony with what...