[The mathematical character of Descartes' physics lies in its methodological nature, namely, the] axiomatic structure of the whole system, in the establishment of indubitable foundations and the deduction of the phenomena.
p. 414; as cited in: Marleen Rozemond (2009), Descartes's Dualism. p. 235 - The mechanization of the world picture, 1961
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