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simply as propositions and may be general, in
the beta part, besides these, individuals which form an
entirely different category, enter into the
graphs. I now go on to a preface to the gamma part of the
subject, which is by far the most important of the
three, and which is distinguished by its taking account
of abstractions.

I begin by a remark drawn from Phenomenology.
Phenomenology is the science which describes the different kinds of elements
that are always present in the Phenomenon, meaning by the Phenomenon whatever is before the
mind in any kind of thought, fancy, or
cognition of any kind. Everything that
you can possibly think involves three kinds
of elements. Whence it follows that you