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The notes I have added , do explain and clear up some difficulties and obscurities that may occur to learners , and easier demonstrate some propositions , and clear Euclid from some seeming faults and oversights ; for I am not entirely ...
The notes I have added , do explain and clear up some difficulties and obscurities that may occur to learners , and easier demonstrate some propositions , and clear Euclid from some seeming faults and oversights ; for I am not entirely ...
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I have also added several propositions to this edition , containing many valuable , useful , and elegant theorems and problems , which ; with those of Euclid himself , do render che whole more compleat elements of common geometry and ...
I have also added several propositions to this edition , containing many valuable , useful , and elegant theorems and problems , which ; with those of Euclid himself , do render che whole more compleat elements of common geometry and ...
Página xi
A - T the End of this Second Edition are added several Things not in the former , tending to free these Elements from Error , and clear them yec more from the real or seeming Blemishes that may have happened , or be thought to have ...
A - T the End of this Second Edition are added several Things not in the former , tending to free these Elements from Error , and clear them yec more from the real or seeming Blemishes that may have happened , or be thought to have ...
Página xiii
I do not think it necessary to say more here about these Notes , & c . whích I have added to this Second Edition at the End ; they are but short , and the geometrical Reader himself will soon peruse them and judge better than me ...
I do not think it necessary to say more here about these Notes , & c . whích I have added to this Second Edition at the End ; they are but short , and the geometrical Reader himself will soon peruse them and judge better than me ...
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If equal things be added to equal things , the wholes are equal . 3. If equal things be taken away from equal things , the remainders are equal . 4. If equal things be added to un qual things , the wholes ! are unequal . 5.
If equal things be added to equal things , the wholes are equal . 3. If equal things be taken away from equal things , the remainders are equal . 4. If equal things be added to un qual things , the wholes ! are unequal . 5.
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