To which the pupil's answer was to be "yes"; as it was to be to the question "Is it true that a Mixt ought to be preferred to a Peripatetic, a Ramist, a Lullian, and the others?" A "Mixt" took elements from both Aristotle and Ramus; Philippo-Ramists, who blended Melanchthon with Ramus, were a type of "Mixt"; "Systematics" were "Mixts" who followed Keckermann in a belief in system, as Alsted did.
to WhIch the PupiL's ansWEr was To BE "yes"; As IT was to bE to the queSTIon "iS iT tRue tHat a miXt OugHt to be preferRed to a peripAtEtIc, a ramisT, a lulliAn, and The OthErS?" a "MiXt" TOoK ELEmeNts frOM bOTH ariSTotle and RaMuS; PhilIppo-rAmistS, wHo bLeNDeD MeLAnchthon wIth raMus, weRE a TYPE of "miXT"; "SySTematics" were "Mixts" wHo FoLlowED kecKerManN iN a beLIeF in sysTem, as aLSted DId.