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 1      I,  10|     generally but applied by the geometer only to magnitudes, or by
 2      I,  10|       fact inferred. Nor are the geometer’s hypotheses false, as some
 3      I,  10|    employ falsehood and that the geometer is uttering falsehood in
 4      I,  10|   neither. The truth is that the geometer does not draw any conclusion
 5      I,  12|           Of these questions the geometer is bound to give his account,
 6      I,  12|          of the basic truths the geometer, as such, is not bound to
 7      I,  12|      then, in controversy with a geometer qua geometer the disputant
 8      I,  12|  controversy with a geometer qua geometer the disputant confines himself
 9      I,  12| obviously cannot even refute the geometer except accidentally. One
10      I,  13|     wounds heal more slowly, the geometer’s to know the reason why.~
11     II,  7 |         of the sciences, for the geometer assumes the meaning of the