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These suffice, however, for an ideal reproduction of the creature under the synthetical treatment of comparative anatomy.

The activity of the mere understanding is an analytical, that of the reason a synthetical one, the return of cold consciousness to warm feeling, of abstract mind to concrete nature.

Moreover, it clearly takes precedence, in synthetical order of thought, of every other department of Sacred Science, so far as that rests upon the great pillar of Holy Scripture.

It is the analytical method in general that I wish for the exposition of mathematics, instead of the synthetical method which Euclid made use of.

This is a spontaneous, synthetical act, precisely the same in kind with that which gives a simple a priori principle, as idea.