The "Cesare" is an example of revising an "imperfect" one into a "perfect" one.
The "Barbara" version is the most common example and is found in the Prior Analytics. The "Cesare" is an example of revising an "imperfect" one into a "perfect" one. Called the foundation of formal deductive reasoning, a famous one proves that Socrates is mortal. For 10 points—name this technique of Aristotelian logic which uses two premises to prove a conclusion.
The "Barbara" version is the most common example and is found in the Prior Analytics.
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