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An accomplished mathematician, i.e. a most wretched orator.
[Closing remark in an address, referring to himself.]
'The Prefactory Oration' (address to the University of Cambridge upon being elected Lucasian Professor of Mathematics, 14 Mar 1664). In Mathematical Lectures (1734), xxiii.
(Note: page xxxii is in the Preface; it is not the same as page 32, which is in the main content of the book.)
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