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1831. Mar. 9. Seen May 4

Posology

7
Introduction?

1.I.4.1
"mind
"a

116 or Means of Facilitation

1. Need of means of facilitation
2. Means viz After
Discarding the useless
matter baggage.

117 or 2

2.

2 Furnishing an all comprehensive
view of of it, as thus

Posology is either 1. alegomorphic
or 2. morphoscopic

118 or 3. Alegomorphic
Quid

Alegomorphic
1. consists of an exhibition
of equivalent expressions.
2. by which abbreviation
is produced.
3. thereby facilitation of
acquisition.
4. augmentation of the
quantity acquired

119 or 4. Alegomorphic
Quid.

Morphoscopic is
1. portraiture-not-employing,
or say aneudiagrammatic
or
2. portraiture asemantic asemantic-alone
-employing or say aplodiagrammatic
or
holodiagrammatic or
holosemantic.
3. Mixt — composed of the
two exhibited together.

120 or 5. Morphoscopic
Aneudiag
Uses

Aneudiagrammatic — its
uses
1. Augmenting clearness
and comprehensiveness
of conception.
2. Augmenting facility of
possession.
3. Augmenting thereby the number
of possessors.

121 or 6. Elucidation
Morphoscopic
Aplodiagr
Uses

Obtained by means of the
aplodiagrammatic mode
is
1. a simultaneous view
of the whole matter.
2. observation of the genealogy
of the several
parts.
3. thence of the uses of all
sources services rendered by each
preceding, in leading to the
knowledge of each succeeding part.

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Elucidation
Means of Facilitation
122 or 7. Morphoscopic
Diffusion

Rendering the only intrinsically
useful pa
of a proposition — viz
the enunciative — possessible
knowable by many
whom the demonstrative
would be
unintelligible. ☞ Tab
all three.

123 8. Elucidation
Morphoscop

Indicating the only
remaining part of
every proposition, —
viz. the preparati
thereby giving clearness
to the concept
of the whole.

124 or 9. Elucidation
Alegomorp
& Morphoscop

Employing the easily,
viz. the alegomorphic
the exclusion of the
difficultly, acquiva
mode — the morphoscopic.

125 or 10. Elucidation
Alegomor
Morphoscop

Discarding the
morphoscopic, wh
by a fiction, employed,
instead of
alegomorphic.

Means of facilitation
127 or 15 Elucidation of
Morphoscopic

In the aplodiagrammatic
Table to each
proposition attach an
indication of its uses
immediate
or non-immediate
but interventional,
with reference to
propositions of mixt
mathematics.

12 Alegomorphic

Showing the equivalence,
as between
calculus integral and
differential; as per
Leibniz &c and
fluxions; as per Newton
&c

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Means of facilitation
Elucidation
Morphoscopics
128 or 14# or 1

Circle & Ring — confusion
and ambiguity
from their non-distinction.

The ring does what
the three right lines
do in the triangle, &
the four in the
parallelogram.

129 or 2. Elucidation of
Morphoscopics

By compasses is described
what is called "a circle,"
but is no more than a ring.

130 or 3. Elucidation of
Morphoscopics

By nothing but a twig
or a bar could a
circle be described.

131 or 4:

Boundaries of areas (superficies)
are thus
throughout confounded
with the areas — confusion
thus in the
minds of learners
and even teachers.

ons to Music as
alcot did the
Multiplication
ble.

138 or 19.
mploy English sprung
in lieu of Greek —
prung appellatives

139 20
Exhibit the solids
natural and artificial,
from
whence the
ideas of the
several abstract
fictitious entities,
boundaries
of those same
solids, may have
been deduced.

140 or 21.
In Bookkeeping, expound
the technical by the
natural expression

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Methods of learning
and teaching
Historical
141 1

Modes of learning are
applied posology.
1. The Expositive
2. The Historical.

142 2. Historical

The Expository regards
present state.

143 3. Historical

The Historical, all
prior states.

144 4. Interrogative
teaching

Modes of teaching
1. the didactic
2. the interrogative.

145 or 5
The didactic, what.

146. 6
The interrogative
what.

147 or 7
Applicable to all
branches of art &

152 20 (a) 4
Means of facilitation Elucidation
of
Morphoscopics
Historical

1. Stone dropt in water
shows a circle
2. Path of any body falling
shows a line.
3. Form-showing solids
are
1. Natural — 2. Artificial
4. Form-showing natural
solids, common salt.
crystals: correspondent
artificial, dice.
5. Cylinder..
into pillars: then straw
5. A commencement
this of the conjectural
history of Mathematics.
See the chapter so
intituled.

3 May 1831
☞ Add to the idea of
equivalent synonyms
the idea of translated

Identifier: | JB/135/115/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 135.
Date_1	1831-03-09	Marginal Summary Numbering	116-152
Box	135	Main Headings	posology
Folio number	115	Info in main headings field	posology
Image	001	Titles
Category	marginal summary sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	f7
Penner		Watermarks	j whatman turkey mill 1829
Marginals		Paper Producer	admiral pavel chichagov
Corrections	jeremy bentham	Paper Produced in Year	1829
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