t be satisfied that war against neighbors is bad.
| Evidence of this can be drawn from similar examples, e.g.,
| that war by Thebes against Phocis is bad.  Then since war
| against neighbors is bad, and war against Thebes is against
| neighbors, it is evident that war against Thebes is bad.
|
| Aristotle, 'Prior Analytics', 2.24

We may analyze this argument as follows.  First, a Rule is induced
from the consideration of a similar Case and a relevant Fact.

(Case)   D =&gt; B,   &quot;Thebes vs Phocis is wa