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94. Pushing to infinity the divisibilitj of an infinite line, we seem to have an infinite number in the elements which constitute it ; but a slight reflection will dissipate this illu- sion. For it is evident that we can draw other infinite lines by the side of the supposed infinite line ; and since according to the supposition, each of them may be in- finitely divided, it follows that the sum of the elements of all the lines will give a greater number than the sum of the elements of ...any one of them.
95. If we wish to find an infinite number of parts in values of extension, we must suppose a solid infinite in all its dimensions, with all its parts infinitely divided. But not even then should we have an absolutely infinite num- ber, although we should have the greatest which can be represented in values of extension.
Conceding that an infinite extension existed which is infinitely divisible, the number of its parts would not be absolutely infinite ; for we can conceive other beings be- sides extended beings, and considering both under the gen- eral idea of being, we might unite them in a number which would be greater than that of extended beings alone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Bk. VHI.
94. Pushing to infinity the divisibilitj of an infinite line, we seem to have an infinite number in the elements which constitute it ; but a slight reflection will dissipate this illu- sion. For it is evident that we can draw other infinite lines by the side of the supposed infinite line ; and since according to the supposition, each of them may be in- finitely divided, it follows that the sum of the elements of all the lines will give a greater number than the sum of the elements of ...any one of them.
95. If we wish to find an infinite number of parts in values of extension, we must suppose a solid infinite in all its dimensions, with all its parts infinitely divided. But not even then should we have an absolutely infinite num- ber, although we should have the greatest which can be represented in values of extension.
Conceding that an infinite extension existed which is infinitely divisible, the number of its parts would not be absolutely infinite ; for we can conceive other beings be- sides extended beings, and considering both under the gen- eral idea of being, we might unite them in a number which would be greater than that of extended beings alone.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jaime Luciano Balmes to read onlineMoreLess
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