d, if you look, selected passages in Peirce's work
where he says that Analogy is a conspiracy between any two of
the three:  {Ab-, De-, In-} × Duction, and even a few places
where he parses it as a collaboration among all three!
I will present some of these case analyses later on.

Here are a few relevant quotations from Peirce
on the subject of analogy:

| Analogy (Aristotle's 'paradeigma') combines the characters
| of Induction and Retroduction.  (CP 1.65).
|
| Analogy is the inference that a not very la