"Bodily, material things are... continuously involved in continuous flow and change—in imitation of the nature and pec…"

"To quote the words of Timaeus, in Plato, "What is that which always is, and has no birth, and what is that which is a…"

"Things... are some of them continuous...which are properly and peculiarly called 'magnitudes'; others are discontinuo…"

"Since of quantity, one kind is viewed by itself, having no relation to anything else, as 'even,' 'odd,' 'perfect,' an…"

"Without the aid of these, then, it is not possible to deal accurately with the forms of being nor to discover the tru…"

"Plato, too, at the end of the thirteenth book of the Laws, to which some give the title The Philosopher... adds: "Eve…"

"In Plato's Republic, when the interlocutor of Socrates appears to bring certain plausible reasons to bear upon the ma…"

"If geometry exists, arithmetic must also needs be implied... But on the contrary 3, 4, and the rest might be 5 withou…"

"And once more is this true in the case of music; not only because the absolute is prior to the relative, as 'great' t…"

"The ancients, who under the leadership of Pythagoras first made science systematic, defined philosophy as the love of…"