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1  II, 2 |   that which is infinite by addition cannot be gone through in
2  IV, 2 | that it is obvious that the addition in these cases means the
3 VII, 4 |   of these results from the addition, and the other from the
4 VII, 5 |    definable, it must be by addition of a determinant, e.g. the
5 VII, 5 |     animal. (When I say "by addition" I mean the expressions
6   X, 1 |     comparatively large any addition or subtraction might more
7  XI, 10|   be infinite in respect of addition or of subtraction, or both.
8 XIII, 7|   number must be counted by addition, e.g. 2 by adding another
9 XIII, 7|  and say —1,2,3-we count by addition or by separate portions.