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A Mathematical proposition (n.) is an allusion to a proof.
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A Mathematical proposition (n.) stands on four feet, not three: it is over-determined.
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A Mathematical proposition (n.) that is never applied is an architrave hanging in the air, supported by nothing and supporting nothing.
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A Mathematical proposition (n.) says to me: proceed like this!
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A Mathematical proposition (n.) is a pointer to an insight; without one it would be utter nonsense.
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A Mathematical proposition (n.) can be imagined as a creature that itself knows whether it is true or false.
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A Mathematical proposition (n.) is the visible surface of a body of proof, the boundary facing us.
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A Mathematical proposition (n.) says what its proof proves and never more.