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5) Es il est très difficile de venir à bont de l’analyse des
choses, mais il n’est pas si difficile d’achever l’analyse
des vérités dont on a besoin. Parce que l’analyse d’une
vérité est achevée quand on en a trouvé la démonstration:
et il n’est pas tousjours necessaire d’achever
l’analyse du sujet ou prédicat pour trouver la démonstra
tion de la proposition. Le plus souvent le com
de l’analyse de la chose suffit à l’analyse on connoissame
parfaite de la vérité qu’on connoist de la chose