Thomas Reid Quote
The science [mathematics], once fairly established on the foundation of a few axioms and definitions, as upon a rock, has grown from age to age, so as to become the most solid fabric that human reason can boast.
Essays on the Intellectual Power of Man (4th edition), Chapter III (p 348)
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