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Let us now consider Peirce's alternate example of a disjunctive term,
&quot;neat, swine, sheep, deer&quot;, which he commonly borrows from classical
and scholastic discussions as a stock example of inductive reasoning.

| Hence if we find out that neat are herbivorous, swine are herbivorous,
| sheep are herbivorous, and deer are herbivorous;  we may be sure that
| there is some class of animals which cover