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<p>1831. June 6</p>
 
<head>Posology.</head>
 
<note>Introduction<lb/>
&sect;. Branches of Posology</note>
 
<p>1.<lb/>
&sect; IV, Branches of Posology.</p>
 
<p>2.<lb/>
So many subject matters<lb/>
or modifications of one<lb/>
all-comprehensive matter<lb/>
so may branches<lb/>
&#x2014; subject matter real<lb/>
and even fictitious<lb/>
entities. In regard to<lb/>
real entities &#x2014;<lb/>
1. Quantities, form-<lb/>
disregarding<lb/>
2. Quantity, form-regarding<lb/>
3. Motion.</p>
 
<p>3.<lb/>
Here a fictitious entity.</p>
 
<p>4.<lb/>
Ancient logicians<lb/>
distinguished matter<lb/>
into continuous and<lb/>
<sic>uncontinuous</sic>: every<lb/>
mass has form: beyond<lb/>
one there must be<lb/>
masses more or less<lb/>
distant: <del><gap/></del> arithmetic<lb/>
the denomination<lb/>
of what belongs<lb/>
to number.</p>
 
<p>5.<lb/>
Presently will be<lb/>
seen how the mind<lb/>
arrives <del><gap/></del> at form<lb/>
and quantity regarding<lb/>
branch,<lb/>
next quantity-<lb/>
regarding &#x2014; first<lb/>
called Geometry &#x2014;<lb/>
second Arithmetic.</p>
 
<p>6.<lb/>
Abstraction is the<lb/>
instrument-operation<lb/>
&#x2014; by which this<lb/>
distinction is</p><pb/>
 
<p>7.<lb/>
Although number<lb/>
without form is last<lb/>
come to, yet very<lb/>
simple and easy<lb/>
in comparison of<lb/>
form &#x2014; this easiest<lb/>
this first.</p>
 
<p>8.<lb/>
Scientific alegomorphics</p>
 
<p>In arithmetic two<lb/>
branches &#x2014; 1. ordinary<lb/>
or numeral &#x2014; 2.<lb/>
extraordinary, literal,<lb/>
symbolical, or transcendental,<lb/>
commonly<lb/>
called Algebra: to an<lb/>
English ear Algebra<lb/>
unmeaning.</p>
 
<p>9.<lb/>
The literal signs<lb/>
are signs of<lb/>
signs of the second<lb/>
order.</p>
 





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1831. June 6

Posology.

Introduction
§. Branches of Posology

1.
§ IV, Branches of Posology.

2.
So many subject matters
or modifications of one
all-comprehensive matter
so may branches
— subject matter real
and even fictitious
entities. In regard to
real entities —
1. Quantities, form-
disregarding
2. Quantity, form-regarding
3. Motion.

3.
Here a fictitious entity.

4.
Ancient logicians
distinguished matter
into continuous and
uncontinuous: every
mass has form: beyond
one there must be
masses more or less
distant: arithmetic
the denomination
of what belongs
to number.

5.
Presently will be
seen how the mind
arrives at form
and quantity regarding
branch,
next quantity-
regarding — first
called Geometry —
second Arithmetic.

6.
Abstraction is the
instrument-operation
— by which this
distinction is


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7.
Although number
without form is last
come to, yet very
simple and easy
in comparison of
form — this easiest
this first.

8.
Scientific alegomorphics

In arithmetic two
branches — 1. ordinary
or numeral — 2.
extraordinary, literal,
symbolical, or transcendental,
commonly
called Algebra: to an
English ear Algebra
unmeaning.

9.
The literal signs
are signs of
signs of the second
order.




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Date_1

1831-06-05

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1-9

Box

135

Main Headings

posology

Folio number

124

Info in main headings field

posology

Image

001

Titles

branches of posology

Category

marginal summary sheet

Number of Pages

1

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recto

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Penner

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ID Number

46242

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