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It is clear, then, that all questions are a search for a 'middle'. |
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Induction too will sufficiently convince us of this difference; |
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It is evident, then, that not everything demonstrable can be
defined. |
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Moreover, the basic premisses of demonstrations are
definitions, and
it has already been shown that these will be found indemonstrable; |
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But if the definable and the demonstrable are not wholly the same,
may they yet be partially the same? |
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So it emerges that not all the definable is demonstrable
nor all the
demonstrable definable; |
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