History (n.) of our ideas, imagined differently from how it went, shows a problem a quite new side.
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History (n.) seemed to Wittgenstein irrelevant to him: mine is the first and only world.
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History (n.) imagined otherwise — mathematics developing quite differently — helps clarify a philosophical problem.
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History (n.) as the books write it chatters about cause and effect, nothing more wrong-headed; yet saying so stops it no more than talk changes fashions.
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History (n.) has its sense indirectly: a proposition about Caesar admits verification by finding his corpse, or a forged manuscript.
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