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| (62) Que quidem via, licet habeat certitudinem sufficientem, non tamen habet tantam, quantum habet via inquisitionis in mathematicis, que est a causis, sive a superioribus, ad effectus, sive ad inferiora; et ideo querenda est illa certitudo que sic demonstrando haberi potest. | (62) and this method, though it may yield adequate certainty, yet cannot yield such certainty as the way of investigation in mathematics, which is from causes, or the higher, to effects, or the lower. And so we are to look for such certainty as may be had in this style of demonstration. |