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by thefe Tables it will fo fall out, that feveral things cannot be difpofed yof fo accurately as they ought to be.
The fêveral things belonging to Metaphylical or Tianfcendental no tions may be comprehended under thefe three Heads, namely fuch as are either more
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The moll Unìverfal conceptions of Things aregifually fliled TRAN SCENDENTAL, IlÍetaPhy/ìc-all.
To which may be annexed by way of affinity , that general name which denotes thofehigheft and molt common heads , under which the {everal kinds of things may be reduced in an orderly feries: viz. PRE~ DICAMENT, Category.
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