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i 490 DIOPHANTUS OF ALEXANDRIA (v) Systems of equations apparently indeterminate but really reduced, by arbitrary assumptions, to determinate equations of the first degree. I. 14. xy = m (x + y). [Value of y arbitrarily assumed.] II. 3*. xy = m(x + y) } and xy = m(x — y). * II. 1*. (cf. I. 31). x 2 + y 2 = m(x + y). \ I II. 2*. (cf. I. 34). x 2 — y 2 = m(x — y). > [x assumed = 2 ?/.] II. 4*. (cf. I. 32). x 2 -\-y 2 =m(x-y). II. 5*. (cf. I. 33). x 2 -y 2 =m(x + y). t II. 7*. x 2 — y 2 = m(x — y) +a. [Diopb. assumes x — y= 2.] / T ^ 1 1 11 11 m p n m _p 7i I. 22. x a?+ -z = y y -\ x = z— - z+ ~y. [Value of y assumed.] i 1.23. a; a? H— w =. y y H a5 = # H— y m q n m p n = ty WH— 0. [Value of */ assumed.] L ° J q p 1 1 1 1.24. sc + — (y + z) = y+-(z + x) = z+-(x + y). [Value of y + z assumed.] 1.25. x + — (y + z + ty) = y + -(z + w + x) = z + - (10 + aj + y) = w + - (x + y +z). p\ at q \ u [Value of y + + w assumed.] 11.17*. (cf. I. 22). x-(--x+a\ + (~z + c\ [Ratio of 35 to 2/ assumed.]
INDETERMINATE ANALYSIS 491 IV. 33. x + -y = m (y — -y)> y + -x = n(x — -xy [Dioph. assumes y = 1.] (vi) Indeterminate equations of the first degree. Lemma to IV. 34. xy + (x-\-y) = a. ., „ IV. 35. xy—(x + y) = n, that a + m?i should be > n 2 .] II. 15 = III. 20. x + y = a, z 2 — x = u 2 , z 2 — y = v 2 . [The solution is similar, and a similar remark applies to Diophantus's implied condition.]
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A HISTORY OF GREEK MATHEMATICS VOLU
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A HISTORY OF GREEK MATHEMATICS BY S
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CONTENTS OF VOL II XII. ARISTARCHUS
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CONTENTS vii Geminus pages 222-234
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CONTENTS ix The Synagoge or Collect
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CONTENTS XI XXI. COMMENTATORS AND B
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' 2 ARISTARCHUS OF SAMOS stamping t
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: 4 ARISTARCHUS OF SAMOS Archimedes
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12 ARISTARCHUS OF SAMOS (2) ON: (di
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; XIII ARCHIMEDES The siege and cap
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18 ARCHIMEDES the making of spheres
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20 ARCHIMEDES birth to the calculus
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24 • ARCHIMEDES " works on the le
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26 ARCHIMEDES private hands. In 149
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28 ARCHIMEDES Mechanical Theorems,
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30 ARCHIMEDES the whole segment of
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V 32 ARCHIMEDES circles are section
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34 ARCHIMEDES Therefore AX: AG = (A
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3 36 ARCHIMEDES that, if we continu
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,' 38 ARCHIMEDES Therefore B is not
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40 ARCHIMEDES less than a hemispher
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42 ARCHIMEDES ttt 2 .2 sin -^- ~2n
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46 ARCHIMEDES the curves touch at t
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48 ARCHIMEDES Draw QMN through M pa
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50 ARCHIMEDES To return to Archimed
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52 ARCHIMEDES and Zeuthen) is that
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, 54 ARCHIMEDES Now the triangles A
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56 ARCHIMEDES case of all, where we
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58 ARCHIMEDES first of the three pr
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60 ARCHIMEDES by planes obliquely i
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} 64 ARCHIMEDES The conclusion, con
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66 ARCHIMEDES points of intersectio
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: 68 ARCHIMEDES Let QGO meet the or
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70 ARCHIMEDES touches it at one poi
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72 ARCHIMEDES Let OF'G meet the spi
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74, ARCHIMEDES And OB, OP, OQ, . .
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76 ARCHIMEDES proofs. We do not fin
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. 78 ARCHIMEDES Hence the centre of
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. 80 ARCHIMEDES area. Lastly (Prop.
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82 ARCHIMEDES of the universe, has
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86 ARCHIMEDES generally), then howe
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88 ARCHIMEDES that is, it takes the
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90 ARCHIMEDES Taking the limit, wc
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98 ARCHIMEDES Secondly, it is requi
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102 ARCHIMEDES of the two smaller s
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104 ERATOSTHENES Long as the presen
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106 ERATOSTHENES geometric mean bet
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XIV CONIC SECTIONS. APOLLONIUS OF P
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112 CONIC SECTIONS a section throug
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114 CONIC SECTIONS But, by similar
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116 CONIC SECTIONS at right angles)
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120 CONIC SECTIONS Proof from Pappu
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124 CONIC SECTIONS only : p is simp
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126 APOLLONIUS OF PERGA for the oth
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128 APOLLONIUS OF PERGA Gregory, ho
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130 APOLLONIUS OF PERGA minima and
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132 APOLLONIUS OF PERGA Preface to
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134 APOLLONIUS OF PERGA straight li
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136 APOLLONIUS OF PERGA as particul
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138 APOLLONIUS OF PERGA Therefore Q
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142 APOLLONIUS OF PERGA /
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146 APOLLONIUS OF PERGA (2) In the
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148 APOLLONIUS OF PERGA It has been
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150 APOLLONIUS OF PERGA the last pr
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152 APOLLONIUS OF PERGA Adding the
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154 APOLLONIUS OF PERGA The general
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156 APOLLONIUS Ot PERGA L, 1/ and M
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; 158 APOLLONIUS OF PERGA tively. T
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) 160 APOLLONIUS OF PERGA Next Apol
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162 APOLLONIUS OF PERGA Similarly,
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166 APOLLONIUS OF PERGA The proposi
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168 APOLLONIUS OF PERGA each make e
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172 APOLLONIUS OF PERGA A number of
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176 APOLLONIUS OF PERGA a given poi
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178 APOLLONIUS OF PERGA the value o
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180 APOLLONIUS OF PERGA treatment o
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182 APOLLONIUS OF PERGA a circle, (
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184 APOLLONIUS OF PERGA HG meeting
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186 AP0LL0N1US OF PERGA of a line.
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190 APOLLONIUS OF PERGA III. Given
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192 APOLLONIUS OF PERGA But, by sim
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194 APOLLONIUS OF PERGA (A) On the
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196 APOLLONIUS OF PERGA another hyp
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198 SUCCESSORS OF THE GREAT GEOMETE
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; 200 SUCCESSORS OF THE GREAT GEOME
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238 SOME HANDBOOKS larger than the
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242 SOME HANDBOOKS the earth, repre
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246 TRIGONOMETRY dosius was of Bith
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250 TRIGONOMETRY the required numer
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252 TRIGONOMETRY We may contrast wi
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254 TRIGONOMETRY The work of Hippar
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\ 256 TRIGONOMETRY Improved Instrum
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258 TRIGONOMETRY in relation to one
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262 TRIGONOMETRY translation by Mau
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264 TRIGONOMETRY Eucl. I. 16, 32 ar
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266 TRIGONOMETRY (a) ' Menelaus s t
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268 TRIGONOMETRY But, by the propos
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270 TRIGONOMETRY It follows that th
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272 TRIGONOMETRY (1) If * 1 >P 1 >2
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274 TRIGONOMETRY the superlative /x
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280 TRIGONOMETRY The equation in fa
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284 TRIGONOMETRY the sines obtained
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286 TRIGONOMETRY , Thus AC is found
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288 TRIGONOMETRY the diagram is one
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292 TRIGONOMETRY seeing that Diodor
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296 TRIGONOMETRY I. To prove I. 28,
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XVIII MENSURATION: HERON OF ALEXAND
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300 HERON OF ALEXANDRIA Pappus goes
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304 HERON OF ALEXANDRIA And first w
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306 HERON OF ALEXANDRIA the surface
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310 HERON OF ALEXANDRIA Besthorn an
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312 HERON OF ALEXANDRIA triangle wh
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316 HERON OF ALEXANDRIA or any angl
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318 HERON OF ALEXANDRIA formed by t
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320 HERON OF ALEXANDRIA in an Archi
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322 HERON OF ALEXANDRIA chap. 30 of
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326 HERON OF ALEXANDRIA is given as
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332 HERON OF ALEXANDRIA view of the
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334 HERON OF ALEXANDRIA The method
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336 HERON OF ALEXANDRIA Book III. D
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338 HERON OF ALEXANDRIA area'. Thes
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340 HERON OF ALEXANDRIA lines ', an
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344 HERON OF ALEXANDRIA Quadratic e
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346 HERON OF ALEXANDRIA that to mee
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348 HERON OF ALEXANDRIA case suppos
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354 HERON OF ALEXANDRIA reversing t
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356 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA Date of Pa
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358 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA however, a
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360 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA who is men
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362 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA a problem
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364 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA the proble
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366 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA triangle w
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368 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA the other,
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370 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA contained
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372 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA There is,
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374 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA But theref
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376 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA IV. We now
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378 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA With as ce
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380 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA principii.
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382 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA curve, des
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384 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA » Now (se
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386 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA means of a
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388 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA Measure DA
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390 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA ambrosia i
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39.2 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA Draw AE a
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394 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA which have
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396 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA synthetica
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398 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA in length
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400 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA book, prac
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402 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA Eratosthen
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404 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA If the pas
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406 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA Props. 32,
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408 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA VI. Props.
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410 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA but also w
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412 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA Therefore
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414 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA I need onl
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416 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA solution *
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424 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA And, since
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428 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA Historical
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' 430 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA in bette
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432 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA We have ne
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436 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA to this di
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438 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA Take point
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560 APPENDIX Next, for the point Q'
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, vddcov INDEX OF GREEK WORDS [The
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