Vico
Vico
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Then, as the unit which is not a number- generates number, so the point which is not extended gives birth to extension." ^ {d) Metaphysical points belong to what are called, in metaphysical language^ "essences.." But the essences of metaphysics are simply forces, powers, virtues {vires^ potestatesy virtutes). They are prior to, and different from, the things of which they are the essences or virtues. Thus. the essence or virtue, not only of mathe- matical but of real extension, is an antecedent..., unex- tended, and indivisible punctum. Thus, the essence or virtue of motion is an antecedent momentum which produces motion but is itself unmotjed,.
(e) Metaphysical points are desoribed in. one sense as substance and matter, and; in another sense as neither substance nor matter. The ambiguity so much com- plained of in Vico's language in this respect is rather 1 Opere, toI. ii. p. 79.
Digitized by Google Metaphysical Points, 121 apparent than real With regard to the things of vis- ible nature, the points are substances^ because they stand under them, as the grounds or causes of their existence and permanence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then, as the unit which is not a number- generates number, so the point which is not extended gives birth to extension." ^ {d) Metaphysical points belong to what are called, in metaphysical language^ "essences.." But the essences of metaphysics are simply forces, powers, virtues {vires^ potestatesy virtutes). They are prior to, and different from, the things of which they are the essences or virtues. Thus. the essence or virtue, not only of mathe- matical but of real extension, is an antecedent..., unex- tended, and indivisible punctum. Thus, the essence or virtue of motion is an antecedent momentum which produces motion but is itself unmotjed,.
(e) Metaphysical points are desoribed in. one sense as substance and matter, and; in another sense as neither substance nor matter. The ambiguity so much com- plained of in Vico's language in this respect is rather 1 Opere, toI. ii. p. 79.
Digitized by Google Metaphysical Points, 121 apparent than real With regard to the things of vis- ible nature, the points are substances^ because they stand under them, as the grounds or causes of their existence and permanence.
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