A – A belongs to all B (AaB)
I – A belongs to some B (AiB)
E – A does not belong to any B (AeB)
O – A does not belong to some B (AoB)

I:	A – B	B – C	A – C
II:	B – A	A – C	A – C
III:	A – B	B – C	A – C
IV:	B – A	C – B	A – C

First figure:
AaB, BaC, therefore, AaC (Barbara)
AeB, BaC, therefore, AeC (Celarent)
AaB, BiC, therefore, AiC (Darii)
AeB, BiC, therefore, AoC (Ferio).

Second figure:
BaA, BeC, therefore, AeC (Camestres)
BeA, BaC, therefore, AeC (Cesare)
BeA, BiC, therefore, AoC (Festino)
BaA, BoC, therefore, AoC (Baroco)

Third figure:
AaB, CaB, therefore, AiC (Darapti);
AeB, CaB, therefore, AoC (Felapton);
AiB, CaB, therefore, AiC (Disamis);
AaB, CiB, therefore, AiC (Datisi);
AoB, CaB, therefore, AoC (Bocardo);
AeB, CiB, therefore, AoC (Ferison).

Fourth figure: (all mentione in APr)
BaA, CaB, therefore, AiC (Bramantip)
BaA, CeB, therefore, AeC (Camenes);
BiA, CaB, therefore, AiC (Dimaris);
BeA, CaB, therefore, AoC (Fesapo);
BeA, CiB, therefore, AoC (Fresison).
