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1    Text,  XXI   | Mathematicians, which are neither evident nor true. And such points
2    Text,  XXVI  |          the reasoning. And it is evident that, be the subject ever
3    Text,  XXVII |   beginning. Is not the same also evident from the very lemma it self
4    Text,  XXVIII|           and a moment. But it is evident to every one, who has any
5    Text,  XXXIII|        affirm this; it being most evident, that the product of two
6    Text,  XXXIII|          not Sir Isaac's sense is evident from his own words in the
7    Text,  XXXIII|          be a Truth most palpably evident. ~
8    Text,  XLI   |           whit the less, it being evident that a man may reason most
9     App,  IV    |          If he cannot, it will be evident that he was much mistaken