Dialogue

1 Intro| appearances, either the highway of mathematics, or more devious paths suggested
2 Intro|            that besides dialectic, mathematics, and the arts, there is
3 Intro|     somewhere between medicine and mathematics, and he would have felt
4 Intro|            the truth of nature was mathematics; the other properties of
5 Intro|            than the application of mathematics alike to the heavenly bodies,
6 Intro|         asserting the supremacy of mathematics than Aristotle or his disciples
7 Intro|        which a little knowledge of mathematics would enable men to correct.~
8 Intro|   supremacy which they assigned to mathematics in all the realms of nature;