A table or a branching diagram is an argument arranged on a page. Recovering its words without their relationships would lose part of the book.
Twelve selected source pages become an 11-page reading PDF. The distribution table preserves its 20 cells, symbols and intentional blanks as structured HTML. The Tree of Porphyry keeps its labels and connections in a new layout, with editable Mermaid source. Euler’s circles are a separate, simple vector reconstruction.
Source and result. Look closely.
Elementary Lessons in Logic · 1882 · Structured tables
Keep the relationships readable.
Column groups, symbols and cell contents are rebuilt as a real table. The information remains text you can select and work with.
Jevons, printed page 75 (scan page 93), block j75-table. Original cell wording and blank cells retained. The descriptive caption is added for the website.
On small screens, scroll within the table to see every column.
Elementary Lessons in Logic · 1882 · Editable diagram source
Rebuild the logic behind the lines.
The Tree of Porphyry becomes an editable Mermaid diagram. Original labels and connections are retained in a new, readable arrangement.
Jevons, printed page 104 (scan page 122), block j104-tree. A semantic reconstruction with new spacing and line routing. Rendered here as SVG from the reviewed Mermaid source.
flowchart TB
S["Substance,"] --- C["Corporeal,"]
S --- I["Incorporeal,"]
C --- B["Body,"]
B --- A["Animate,"]
B --- N["Inanimate,"]
A --- L["Living Being,"]
L --- E["Sensible,"]
L --- U["Insensible,"]
E --- V["Animal,"]
V --- R["Rational,"]
V --- T["Irrational,"]
R --- M["Man,"]
M --- SO["Socrates,"]
M --- PL["Plato,"]
M --- O["and others."]
Euler’s circles: another reconstruction +−
Original scan · printed page 72EnlargeVector reconstructionEnlarge
Available files
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Selected reconstructed pages, with their own pagination. The PDF is a demonstration; the separate CC0 SVG package is labelled below. Source scans are not included.
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Elementary Lessons in Logic
Macmillan, 1882
12 selected source pages: printed 72–75, 103–106 and 195–198. Selected pages, not a complete book.
Standalone SVG diagram with historical labels. New vector geometry preserves the containment relationship.
Historical source: W. Stanley Jevons, Elementary Lessons in Logic, Macmillan 1882, printed page 72 / scan page 90, figure 1. Its public-domain status has been checked for Canada. Book Remaster’s own contributions in this package are offered under CC0 1.0, allowing commercial reuse without mandatory attribution. This does not cover the book’s PDF samples or third-party rights.
Macmillan 1882 scan on Wikimedia Commons. W. Stanley Jevons · Macmillan, 1882. The historical work is public domain in Canada; this is not a statement about all countries, later editions or modern additions.
What was checked
The owner checked the selected text, tables, diagrams and all 11 final PDF pages. Twelve selected source pages have a new 11-page layout; diagram spacing is modern.
Using these materials
PDF samples and font demonstrations are provided for inspection, without a reuse license. Any separately released CC0 SVG package is labelled beside its download. Contact us about other uses.
