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1    Text,  XX   |        magnitude which is neither finite nor infinite, or of a quantity
2    Text,  XXVI |       XXVI. As oft as you talk of finite quantities inconsiderable
3    Text,  XXX  | distinguished into halfs? Is it a finite quantity, or an infinitesimal,
4    Text,  XXXVI|         Sir Isaac's momentum be a finite quantity, or an infinitesimal,
5    Text,  XXXVI|          mere limit? If you say a finite quantity: Be pleased to
6    Text,  XL   |        Quantity might have been a finite quantity of any given magnitude,
7    Text,  XLIV |  infinitesimal. Others allow only finite quantities, and reject them

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