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1    Text,  III   |     Fluxions are really most incomprehensible Mysteries, and that those,
2    Text,  XVII  |    to say) that a Fluxion is incomprehensible: That second, third and
3    Text,  XVII  | fourth Fluxions are yet more incomprehensible: That it is not possible
4    Text,  XLIV  |     demonstrate about things incomprehensible. Some would prove the Algorism
5    Text,  XLVI  |   idea of, may not be called incomprehensible? And whether the Reader
6    Text,  XLVI  |   doth not follow that it is incomprehensible? It should seem, that a
7    Text,  XLVIII| terms or words that which is incomprehensible in idea, forasmuch as any