_concludere, colligere, efficere, cogere ex aliqua re_—to draw a
conclusion from a thing.
_acute, subtiliter concludere_—to draw a subtle inference.
_ratio_ or _rationis conclusio efficit_—the conclusion proves that...
_ratiocinatio, ratio_—the syllogism; reasoning.
_prima_[1] (_superiora_); _consequentia_ (Fin. 4. 19. 54)—premises;
consequences.
_conclusiuncula fallax_ or _captio_—a fallacious argument; sophism.
_positum est a nobis primum_ (c. Acc. c. Inf.)—we start by
presupposing that...
_hoc posito_—on this supposition, hypothesis.
_hoc probato consequens est_—it follows from what we have shown.
_sequitur_ (not _ex quo seq._) _ut_—it follows from this that...
_ex quo, unde, hinc efficitur ut_—it follows from this that...
[1] In a syllogism the technical term for the major premise is
_propositio_ or _propositio major_; for the minor, _propositio minor_;
for the conclusion, _conclusio_.