 Doubts about the capability of mathematics to represent the extramental world accurately are even more prevalent among atomists (Dhanani 1994: 101–40; Pines 1936 [1997: 110]). For instance, endorsing physical atomism in his later works, Fakhr al-Dīn al-Rāzī believes that since magnitudes are supposed to be continuous in Euclidean geometry, this science cannot present an accurate picture of the discontinuous atomistic world (Setia 2006: 126–28).