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As axiom it is without exception; for it is the essence of an axiom, whether in geometry or morals, to be universal.
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gutenberg.orgAs axiom it is without exception; for it is the essence of an axiom, whether in geometry or morals, to be universal.
Sumner asserts that axioms in both geometry and morals must be universally applicable, reinforcing the concept of equality.
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