Book, Paragraph

1  II, 1 |     that that causes derivative truths to be true is most true.
2  IV, 3 |    sciences to inquire into the truths which are in mathematics
3  IV, 3 |      the philosopher; for these truths hold good for everything
4  IV, 3 |  extends. Therefore since these truths clearly hold good for all
5  IV, 3 |         the discussion of these truths also will belong to him
6 VII, 15|   demonstration is of necessary truths and definition is a scientific
7  XI, 7 |        tries to prove the other truths, with more or less precision.
8 XIII, 7| undifferentiated units, and the truths proved of it suit this character.