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564 INDEX OF GREEK WORDS<br />

fie<strong>of</strong>xiaKos, ' little altar ', properly a<br />

wedge-shaped solid ii. 319, ii. 333<br />

measurement <strong>of</strong>(Heron),ii. 332-3:<br />

(= a(f)T]vio-Kos) <strong>of</strong> a certain kind<br />

<strong>of</strong> solid number 107, ii. 240, ii.<br />

315.<br />

ycabaiaia — mensuration 16.<br />

Ff co uerpovpfpa <strong>of</strong> Heron ii. 318, ii.<br />

453.<br />

yXco^i's- (arrow-head), Pythagorean<br />

name for angle 106.<br />

yva>f.L0VLKrj 18.<br />

yp(£>pa>:>, gnomon, q.V. : Kara ypoopopa<br />

= perpendicular 78, 175.<br />

yvcopifxos, -op, known : ypcoptpop, an<br />

alternative term for bsbope'vov,<br />

given ii. 537.<br />

in the recognized manner'<br />

•yj/copiVco?, '<br />

ii. 79.<br />

ypapfia, ' figure ' or proposition, <strong>of</strong><br />

theorem <strong>of</strong> Eucl. 1. 47, 144.<br />

ypappq : bid or e/c to>p ypappodP <strong>of</strong><br />

theoretical pro<strong>of</strong> ii. 257, 258.<br />

ypnpjjuKvs, -r], -dv, linear : used <strong>of</strong><br />

prime numbers 73 : ypap^iKtii<br />

(Triardo-ets,<br />

'<br />

Considerations on<br />

Curves ', by Demetrius ii. 359 :<br />

ypappiKoos, graphically 93.<br />

ypdfaiv, to draw or write on 159,<br />

173: also to prove 203;?., 339.<br />

bcbopepos, -t], -op, given : senses <strong>of</strong>,<br />

ii. 537-8.<br />

fciKvvvai, to prove 328.<br />

btlv I bet brj 371.<br />

tieurepos, secondary : <strong>of</strong> composite<br />

numbers 72: bevrzpa pvpids (<br />

—<br />

10,000 2 ) 40.<br />

biaf^r^s, compasses 308, ii. 540.<br />

duupf'iv : buXovri, separando or dividendo<br />

(in transformation <strong>of</strong> ratios)<br />

386.<br />

biaipeo-is : \6you, separation <strong>of</strong> a<br />

ratio 386: nepl biaiptcreeop fiifi\iv ,<br />

On divisions (<strong>of</strong> figures), by<br />

Euclid 425.<br />

bidarao-is, dimension : irep\ buto-rdcrecos-,<br />

a work <strong>of</strong> Ptolemy ii. 295.<br />

8ido-Tt)pa, interval 215 : distance<br />

239.<br />

diavXos, 'race-course': representations<br />

<strong>of</strong> square and oblong numbers<br />

as sums <strong>of</strong> terms 114.<br />

bibdvai : btbopepop, given, senses ii.<br />

537-8.<br />

du^obiKos (tottos), a species <strong>of</strong> locus<br />

ii. 185.<br />

bCio-rdvai I<br />

e(fy ep Siecrrcoy, extended<br />

one way ii. 428.<br />

SiKoXovpos, -op, twice-truncated 107.<br />

dionrpa, dioptra, q.v.<br />

blOTTTpiKr) 18.<br />

diopi&iv : dicopiape'pT) ropr), Determinate<br />

Section, by Apollonius<br />

ii. 180.<br />

biopicrpds, definition, delimitation :<br />

two senses (1) a constituent part<br />

<strong>of</strong> a theorem or problem 370,<br />

(2) a statement <strong>of</strong> conditions <strong>of</strong><br />

possibility <strong>of</strong> a problem 303, 319-<br />

20. 371, 377, 395,396,428, ii. 45-<br />

6, ii. 129-32, ii. 168, ii. 230.<br />

dnrXo'iaoTqs, double-equation (Diophantus)<br />

ii. 468.<br />

burXovs, -rj, -ouv : btTrXrj pvpids =<br />

10,000 2 (Apollonius) 40: bmXfj<br />

taorrjs, dnrXri 'laooais, double-equation<br />

(Diophantus) ii. 468.<br />

doxis, beam, a class <strong>of</strong> solid number<br />

107, ii. 240.<br />

bonds = bonis ii. 315.<br />

dpaxiJLt], sign for, 31, 49, 50.<br />

dvvapis : incommensurable side <strong>of</strong><br />

square containing a non-square<br />

number <strong>of</strong> units <strong>of</strong> area 203-4 :<br />

square or square root 209 ».,<br />

297 : square <strong>of</strong> unknown quantity<br />

(= x 1 )<br />

(Diophantus) ii. 457-8:<br />

dvi'dpa, in square ' ' 187, 308 :<br />

rerpanXij 8 { pa pis = eighth power<br />

(Egypt) ii. 546 ;<br />

poiver in<br />

mechanics 445.<br />

dvpapodvvapis, square - square =<br />

fourth power (Heron) ii. 458<br />

fourth power <strong>of</strong> unknown (Diophantus)<br />

ii. 458, ii. 546.<br />

SvpapoKvfios, square-cube, = fifth<br />

power <strong>of</strong> unknown (Diophantusj<br />

ii. 458.<br />

bwapoarop, dvpapo8vpanoo~T6p, &C.,<br />

reciprocals <strong>of</strong> powers <strong>of</strong> unknown<br />

(Diophantus) ii. 458.<br />

dvvaadai, to be equivalent 'in square '<br />

to, i.e.<br />

to be the side <strong>of</strong> a square<br />

equal to (a given area) :<br />

305-6 n.<br />

bvpnp,ivq<br />

dvpaaTevopepr), Opp. to bvpape'pr)<br />

305-6 n.<br />

eldos, '<br />

figure ' <strong>of</strong> a conic ii.<br />

139: ' species' = particular power

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