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<head>TABULATION.  Hermes <hi rend="superscript">2</hi></head> <p> &#x2014; seated in a Table</p><!-- this table is a series of linked brackets.  the relationship is described by each bracketed set --> <p> ( XXXX<lb/> (<lb/> { <lb/> (<lb/> ( Attributions<lb/> (and these<lb/> (are</p> <!-- bracketed set centred to the right of the word Attributions --> <p> ( 1. Verbs<lb ( <lb/> ( <lb/> { 2.<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> Participles <lb/> ( <lb/> ( <lb/> ( 3<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> Adjectives <lb/> (</p> <!-- bracketed set centred to the right of the word Verbs --> <p>( xxxx&amp;c <lb/> ( <lb/> { <lb/> (x xx &amp;c <lb/> ( </p> <!-- bracketed set centred to the right of the word Participles --> <p>( &amp;c <lb/> (<lb/> {<lb/> ( <lb/> ( &amp;c<lb/> (</p> <!-- bracketed set centred to the right of the word Adjectives --> ( &amp;c <lb/> <lb/> { <lb/> ( &amp;c <lb/> (</p> <!-- end of Table --> <p> Here we have an example of that <del>articulation</del> <add> Form of Table</add><lb/> <hi rend="superscript">+</hi>  <note> + compaction</note> form &#x2014;<add> which from hence forward I will take leave to</add><lb/> call the  Unarticulated.<lb/>  To <del><gap/> it</del> <add> give it then</add> <hi rend="underline">articulation</hi>, I select <add. from the Book</add> some <add> one or</add> <lb/> more of the most remarkable essential differences<lb/> <add> circumstances</add> <del>noted</del> in the <sic>manufaction</sic> and I proceed<lb/> in this manner</p>  <!-- right hand column --> <p> attributions are divisible into such as contain<lb/>< an Assertion coupled with the Attributes, &amp;<lb/>such others as do not &#x2014; such as do are<lb/> known by the name of verbs: such as do<lb/> no, by <del>that</del> the names either of Participles<lb/> or <add>of Adjectives.</p> <p> Verbs again <del> denote</del> (along with their assertion)<lb/> <add>denote</add> as well Quantities and Qualities &#x2014; motions<lb/> with their <hi rend="underline">privation</hi> <hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi> <note><hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi> Adjectives denote<lb/> only Quantities &amp;<lb/> Qualities</note> Participles <del>denote</del> <lb/> only Motions and their <hi rend="underline">privation</hi> &#x2014;</p> <p> <del>All</del> <add> Now</add> this we may <del>put</del> represent<lb/> Table-wise thus:</p>  
<head>TABULATION.  Hermes <hi rend="superscript">2</hi></head> <p> &#x2014; seated in a Table</p><!-- this table is a series of linked brackets.  the relationship is described by each bracketed set --> <p> (xx xx<lb/> (<lb/> { <lb/> (<lb/> ( Attributions<lb/> and these<lb/> are</p> <!-- bracketed set centred to the right of the word Attributions --> <p> ( 1. Verbs<lb ( <lb/> ( <lb/> { 2.<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> Participles <lb/> ( <lb/> ( <lb/> ( 3<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> Adjectives</p> <!-- bracketed set centred to the right of the word Verbs --> <p>( xxxx&amp;c <lb/> ( <lb/> { <lb/> (x xx &amp;c </p> <!-- bracketed set centred to the right of the word Participles --> <p>( &amp;c <lb/> (<lb/> {<lb/> ( <lb/> ( &amp;c</p> <!-- bracketed set centred to the right of the word Adjectives --><p> ( &amp;c <lb/> <lb/> { <lb/> ( &amp;c</p> <!-- end of Table --> <p> Here we have an example of that <del>articulation</del> <add> form of Tabulation</add><lb/> <hi rend="superscript">+</hi>  <note> + compaction</note> &#x2014;<add> which from hence forward I will take leave to</add><lb/><del>form</del> call the  Unarticulated.<lb/>  To <del><gap/> it</del> <add> give it then</add> <hi rend="underline">articulation</hi>, I select <add> from the Book</add> some <add> one or</add> <lb/> more of the most remarkable essential <add> characteristic</add> differences<lb/> <add> circumstances</add> <del>noted</del> in the <sic>manufacation</sic> and I proceed<lb/> in this manner</p>  <!-- right hand column --> <p>Hermes <hi rend="superscript">3</hi></p> <p>Attributions are divisible into such as contain<lb/> an Assertion coupled with the Attributes, &amp;<lb/>such others as do not &#x2014; Such as do are<lb/> known by the name of Verbs: such as do<lb/> not, by <del>that</del> the names either of Participles<lb/> or <add>of Adjectives.</add></p> <p> Verbs again <del> denote</del> (along with their assertion)<lb/> <add>denote</add> as well Quantities and Qualities or Motions<lb/> with their <hi rend="underline">privation</hi> <hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi> <note><hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi> Adjectives denote<lb/> only Quantities &amp;<lb/> Qualities</note> Participles <del>denote</del> <lb/> only <hi rend="underline">Motions</hi> and their <hi rend="underline">privation</hi> &#x2014;</p> <p><del>Put</del> <add> <del>All</del> Now this we may <del>put</del> represent</add> Table-wise thus:</p>  




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TABULATION. Hermes 2

— seated in a Table

(xx xx
(
{
(
( Attributions
and these
are

( 1. Verbs
(
{ 2.d Participles
(
(
( 3d Adjectives

( xxxx&c
(
{
(x xx &c

( &c
(
{
(
( &c

( &c

{
( &c

Here we have an example of that articulation form of Tabulation
+ + compaction which from hence forward I will take leave to
form call the Unarticulated.
To it give it then articulation, I select from the Book some one or
more of the most remarkable essential characteristic differences
circumstances noted in the manufacation and I proceed
in this manner

Hermes 3

Attributions are divisible into such as contain
an Assertion coupled with the Attributes, &
such others as do not — Such as do are
known by the name of Verbs: such as do
not, by that the names either of Participles
or of Adjectives.

Verbs again denote (along with their assertion)
denote as well Quantities and Qualities or Motions
with their privation [+] [+] Adjectives denote
only Quantities &
Qualities
Participles denote
only Motions and their privation

Put All Now this we may put represent Table-wise thus:




Identifier: | JB/070/159/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 70.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

070

Main Headings

of laws in general

Folio number

159

Info in main headings field

tabulation hermes

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

2

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

c2 / c3

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::propatria [britannia motif]]]

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

23274

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