"equilogical" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1997, Raymond Hickey, Stanisław Puppel, Language History and Linguistic Modelling",
          "text": "The logical conditional p -> q may be interpreted by a statement couched in the words of the everyday language, say, materialiter, or by a concept(ual complex) that \"considers all four rows of its truth table as equilogical and equiempirical.",
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          "ref": "2001, Erik Hansen, The Synchronic Fallacy: Historical Investigations with a Theory of History",
          "text": "Hjelmslev does not realise that change and stability are equilogical concepts. Change is the contradictory of stability = Stability is the contradictory of change.",
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          "ref": "2007, Hans Frede Nielsen, Irregularities in Modern English, page 4",
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