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One of the 24 syllogisms listed below.

The deduction is represented by a 3 circle Venn diagram.
Premises and the logical consequence are represented by 2 circle Venn diagrams.

The left circle stands for S, the top circle for M, and the right circle for P.

Areas marked in black are empty - there are no elements in these areas.
In red areas there is at least one element, represented by an x.
White areas are not important for the deduction, and nothing is told about them. There may be elements or not.

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All Syllogisms

This table shows 14 essentially different syllogisms represented by their Euler diagrams in the top row.
Below it shows all 24 syllogisms represented by Venn diagrams, ordered by figure, in the rows below.

Syllogisms with the same diagrams are in the same column.
The border between columns is left out when the diagrams are each others reflections.
Syllogisms with affirmative conclusions are on the left side, and those with negative conclusions are on the right side.

1
Barbara
Barbari
Darii
Ferio
Celaront
Celarent
2
Festino
Cesaro
Cesare
Camestres
Camestros
Baroco
3
Darapti
Datisi
Disamis
Felapton
Ferison
Bocardo
4
Bamalip
Dimatis
Fesapo
Fresison
Calemes
Calemos

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current18:22, 7 May 2010 Thumbnail for version as of 18:22, 7 May 2010 718 ×ばつ 934 (158 KB)Watchduck included labeling of the circles
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