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Syllogism! A word used very well during the Roman Empire...but what is a syllogism? 

It is an logical argument where...

A= Red is sweet, B = Apples are red, therefore in C = Apples are sweet.

A categorical syllogism consists of three parts: the major premise, the minor premise and the conclusion.

Do you mere readers need another example?

Here I go again...

Major Premise: Grey animals are huge

Minor Premise: Elephants are grey

Conclusion: Elephants are huge

And another one...

Major Premise: All mortals die

Minor Premise: Some men are mortals

Conclusion: Some men die

Any complications in understanding what is syllogism? 

None?

Good...

Now I am going to present to you a few of my friends and as as my own syllogisms...

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Ceaser was an ambitious man,

No ambitious man refuse to be king,

Caeser has trice refuse to become the King, 

Thus Ceaser was not an ambitious man.

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Ambitious man only think of himself,

Ceaser think of others,

Hence Ceaser is not an ambitious man

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Ceaser liberated hosatge and brought them home,

He shares the spoil of war with his people,

Thus Ceaser was not an ambitious man.

I believe that is all I can write, my lovely readers.

I am 'dying' to hear from you again...

Soon...