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 1      I,  1 |         of such instruction. The mathematical sciences and all other speculative
 2      I,  12|    characteristic distinguishing mathematical reasoning from dialectical
 3      I,  13|       almost the same name; e.g. mathematical and nautical astronomy,
 4      I,  13|          and nautical astronomy, mathematical and acoustical harmonics.)
 5      I,  13| manifestations of forms. For the mathematical sciences concern forms:
 6      I,  13|       either qua optician or qua mathematical optician. Many sciences
 7      I,  14|        demonstrations of all the mathematical sciences, such as arithmetic,
 8      I,  18|          with even the so-called mathematical abstractions only through
 9      I,  18|          virtue of a determinate mathematical character, certain properties
10      I,  32|      case in the clearly evident mathematical sciences, nor is it possible