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1831 May 11 M 11
Posology

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Introduction
1. Alegomorphics
§ 4. Formation of Alegomorphics
2. Equivalence — indication of
1 Order of augmentation

1 4

Isophared Isophantic

1
So much for abbreviation. Now for equivalence equivalence or at length
indication of equivalence

14 or 1
II Equivalence indication of
equivalence expressions:
Under this is included
indication of synonymous
terms. Better known
than indication equivalence
or indication of equivalence is the
locution synonymous
terms. But these suffice
not: need has place
of equivalence as between
proposition and proposition
as well between term
and proposition, and
term and term

Better known known than equivalence is synonymities: better
known than the locution equivalent terms is the locution synonymous
terms terms: But need has place of the mention of proposition in the
logical and and grammatical sense as well as of terms: and the words equivalent and
equivalence and indication of equivalence applies alike to both
to propositions as well as terms.

3
1' Step. the first. Two and two are make four: or two and two make are four. This is
or two and two are equal to four
as much as to say two and two when added together constitute a
locution which is equivalent to the single-worded locution four. But
thus here we have addition: and here we have the first step in the process
termed indication of equivalence.

2. Step two 2. Second step in this same process. order or track. Twice two are or is equal
to four are is or say make, or are equal to four. Here Thus we have multiplication But of this second step the result
is no other than that of the first step

Three times two is or are, or make, or are equal to six: or instead
of three times say thrice: an abbreviative expression locution which the French and
many other European languages do not furnish.

Say now Four times two: here the lastmentioned instrument of abbreviation fails
us: no matter: it is of but little use — but little is the usefulness of it:

Thrice

15 or 3
1. Equivalences crescendo
run in serieses. These serieses
run in two orders: viz
1. Order of augmentation
2. Order of diminution

2
Orders, Tracks, or say Directions two the reverse of each other
namely, 1 Order of augmentation or say encrease; and
2. Order of diminution:

16 or 4
I. Order of augmentation
1. First step, one and one
are equal to two
2. Second step addition
3. Third step multiplication

I First comes the order of augmentation. Hence are Steps or say
the series the following

1. First step. One and one are equal to two: one, one and one are
equal to three: so on adding continually one to one

2. Second step, addition, as above P. 3

3. Third step, and so on through through the several species of abbreviation, as
above

(a) In the language of Musicians, crescendo

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Date_1	1831-05-11	Marginal Summary Numbering	[[marginal_summary_numbering::14 or 1, 15 or 3[sic] - 16 or 4]]
Box	135	Main Headings	posology
Folio number	325	Info in main headings field	posology
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Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks	street & co 1830
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Corrections		Paper Produced in Year	1830
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