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Essays, Vol. 2 of 3

Note 13 — THE CLASSIFICATION OF THE SCIENCES.

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It may be said that the mingling of problems and theorems in Euclid is not quite consistent with this statement; and it is true that we have, in this mingling, a trace of the earlier form of the science. But it is to be remarked that these problems are all purely abstract, and, further, that each of them admits of being expressed as a theorem.

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