Logic by Nicephorus Blemmydes and Topics by Boethius

...[it is] a slave; and to speak that which is in all things without hindrance for us, [of] which it is to be loved on earth; and in [what] is not even teachable and virtue; and as it has been shown; that the [intellect] knowing you and the impurity have hindered us, from the wealth-giving divine, [it] is brought forth from itself sharply, as this [person] uses [it] so that the harbor of the lack of distinction [is] a shelter. --- +

+ Concerning the term: Chapter one :

Since concerning pre- / preparing the?

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A horos term/limit is indeed also the term [as a] neighbor; it is also called the beginning of a thing; and its end; and thus also everything which has been limited is called a definition, insofar as it has been limited; and from this the signified [entity], and Aristotle called [it] a term, such as an analytical proposition; for example, let the proposition be: "The king philosophizes." The terms of this proposition are "the king" and "philosophizes." These are an analytical proposition, just as these [elements] are the arch-elements original: αιαι? interpreted as archaic/arch-elements of the syntax in a proposition; so also the ends happen to be without being subordinate; and both the beginning and the end are called limits; and a limit is the achievement; wherefore for those moving from the beginning to the end, the end is found to be the limit; but for those [moving] from the end to the beginning...