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 1    Text,  XVII  |       notion of a Fluxion or a Difference? Nothing like it; you only ``
 2    Text,  XXXII |      consequently makes a real difference: but if they are nothing,
 3    Text,  XXXII |        they have no assignable difference, seems the most injudicious
 4    Text,  XXXII |        Supposition, that every difference must be some given quantity,
 5    Text,  XXXVII|       there is a great deal of difference between saying, I cannot
 6    Text,  XXXVII|        Newton; and whether the difference as to the sense be so great
 7    Text,  XLI   |      you not affirm?) that the difference between the true subtangent
 8    Text,  XLI   |   divided into parts. But this difference is capable of being divided
 9     App,  IV    | something? And if so, when the difference between the Gnomon and the
10     App,  IV    |      were asked to explain the difference, between a magnitude infinitely
11     App,  IV    |        If he saith there is no difference: Then let him be farther