Titlebook: Space, Time & Deity: The Gifford Lectures at Glasgow 1916-1918, 2 vols; S. Alexander Book 1966 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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Quantity and Intensityality is to universal or causality to the concrete relation of cause and effect. Thus quantities may be equal to one another but their magnitudes are not equal but identical. In ordinary practice the term intensity is used indifferently, I think, for intensive quantity and its magnitude.

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Order of the terms themselves, and, what is more pertinent, the acts which the mind performs in arranging terms in an order are themselves in order, only that the order is enjoyed instead of being contemplated. Thus if lines are ordered according to their increasing magnitude, the successive apprehensions of the lines are also ordered in magnitude.

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