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 1    Text,  IX     | Mathematicians, or the confuting an errour in Science to burning or
 2    Text,  XX     |             was built upon it: That errour in the premises, not rectified,
 3    Text,  XX     |             rectified, must produce errour in the conclusion. ~
 4    Text,  XXI    |            by vertue of some latent errour in his principles a man
 5    Text,  XXIV   |          this you alledge, that the errour arising from the omission
 6    Text,  XXIV   |     rectangle (allowing it to be an errour) is so small that it is
 7    Text,  XXIV   |          smallness of the practical errour no wise concerns it, must
 8    Text,  XXXVIII|       coming out right, because one errour is compensated by another
 9    Text,  XXXVIII|          another contrary and equal errour, which perhaps he never
10    Text,  XXXIX  |             this affair of a double errour is entirely a new discovery
11    Text,  XL     |           not Sir Isaac this double errour in finding the subtangent
12    Text,  XL     |         been the effect of a double errour. ~
13    Text,  XLI    |             l'Hospital. And, be the errour in fact or in practice ever
14    Text,  XLI    |          not thence follow that the errour in Reasoning, which is what
15    Text,  XLVIII |        ideas seemed to me a capital errour, productive of numberless
16    Text,  XLVIII |      extensive the influence of any Errour, and the greater the authority
17     App,  II     |           the beginning. The double errour, which in the Analyst was