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 1    Text,  X     |     Geometry) whether I have given the least grounds, for this
 2    Text,  XXX   |      called so. After having given this unintelligible account,
 3    Text,  XXXI  | without any Shadow of Reason given, supposed and determined
 4    Text,  XXXII |      difference must be some given quantity, cannot be admitted
 5    Text,  XXXII |    Quantities, less than any given, are supposed really to
 6    Text,  XXXIV |     truth. My reasons I have given. Confute them, if you can.
 7    Text,  XXXVII|    accounts of this Doctrine given by the great Author in different
 8    Text,  XL    |     a finite quantity of any given magnitude, and yet the conclusion
 9    Text,  XLI   |   any, or into more than any given number of parts; For the
10    Text,  L     |  instance that has ever been given of the extent of humane
11     App,  II    |     hint which the other had given, [NOTE: Philalethes, p.