The Elements of Euclid: With Select Theorems Out of ArchimedesJ. Senex ... W. and J. Innys ... and J. Osborn and T. Longman, 1727 - 239 sider |
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Side vii
... Circles . Ariftotle reports , that a certain Treatife of Geometry was writ- ten by Anaxagoras ; and we have it from ... Circle , re- prehended by Ariftotle , and at the fame A 4 . time time celebrated . But amongst them , Hip- pocrates ...
... Circles . Ariftotle reports , that a certain Treatife of Geometry was writ- ten by Anaxagoras ; and we have it from ... Circle , re- prehended by Ariftotle , and at the fame A 4 . time time celebrated . But amongst them , Hip- pocrates ...
Side xiii
... Circle ; for which Invention , fo very profitable and neceffary , great Com- mendations and Thanks are due to both . There are alfo extant three Books of Mene- laus concerning Spherical Triangles . Three most useful Books of Sphericks ...
... Circle ; for which Invention , fo very profitable and neceffary , great Com- mendations and Thanks are due to both . There are alfo extant three Books of Mene- laus concerning Spherical Triangles . Three most useful Books of Sphericks ...
Side 4
... Circle into two equal Parts , ( as is abundantly manifest from the exa & t A- greement of two Semicircles when laid one upon another . ) 21. The Semi - diameter or Radius is the right Line AF drawn from the Center to the Circumference ...
... Circle into two equal Parts , ( as is abundantly manifest from the exa & t A- greement of two Semicircles when laid one upon another . ) 21. The Semi - diameter or Radius is the right Line AF drawn from the Center to the Circumference ...
Side 5
... draw a right Line unto any other Point given . 2. Draw forth a finite right Line in Length ftill far- ther . 3. From any Center at any Interval describe a Circle . B 3 Axioms . Fig . 21 . Axioms . N Axiom is a Lib . I. EUCLID'S Elements .
... draw a right Line unto any other Point given . 2. Draw forth a finite right Line in Length ftill far- ther . 3. From any Center at any Interval describe a Circle . B 3 Axioms . Fig . 21 . Axioms . N Axiom is a Lib . I. EUCLID'S Elements .
Side 7
... Circle FCB : and from the Centre B with the jul . 3 . fame Interval B A defcribe the Circle ACL , cutting the former in the Point C , from which Point draw the right Lines CA , CB . I fay , that the Triangle A CB now made , is Equilate ...
... Circle FCB : and from the Centre B with the jul . 3 . fame Interval B A defcribe the Circle ACL , cutting the former in the Point C , from which Point draw the right Lines CA , CB . I fay , that the Triangle A CB now made , is Equilate ...
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