s all these, all the members
| of which are herbivorous.

| Accordingly, if we are engaged in symbolizing and we come to such
| a proposition as &quot;Neat, swine, sheep, and deer are herbivorous&quot;,
| we know firstly that the disjunctive term may be replaced by
| a true symbol.  But suppose we know of no symbol for neat,
| swine, sheep, and deer except cloven-hoofed animals.

In view of the analogical symmetries that it shares with the
conjunctive case, I think that we can run through this example
in fa