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1831. Decr 13

Constitutional Code Posology

Ch. Euclids Imperfection
§. Definition

9 An Angle.

You may have depicted an angle without having a circle. But
without a circle you can not measure your angle.

Because in the useful indispensable quantities
You can not say what the magnitude of it is
compared with that of any other angle
is still certain company proportionably accordingly consequently

are called into so frequent

Recto curia
Recite = recto
after the manner of
Concave convex and
concave-concave
lenses.

First column

or 6
Art. 6 III Time-occupying
principle
This applies to the


has disposable
be as fully occupied as


useful occupation
belonging to his
that thinking it may pro

Art. Time-filling-up Occupying or occupation-maximizing p principle — But by being
employed in the lesser warfare those whose main occupation
is in the greater warfare will at the same time be rendered
the more compleatly apt for that species of warfare which is
peculiarly the case. Take any given portion of men — at that portion of time in the less difficult, dangerous
and important branch is, in relation to the more difficult
dangerous and important branch, better than none.

or 7
Art 7 App is
5 more lines too faint to transcribe

Art. of the Time-filling-up Occupation-maximizing principle the
utility and importance applies to every branch of the public service: the
more compleat voluntarily occupied in these certainly and universally indubitably
useful occupations, the less is the quantity which it is possible
to expend in any less useful and in all p occupations.

An Angle, what

Every object other than an angle is either
a figure — an entire figure, or a constituent part of
a figure: and in either case has its determinate boundaries.
Not so an angle: you may say indeed where
it begins: but you can not say where it it ends
it may end at the millionth part of an inch — it may
be protruded till one of its boundaries impinges a
or a fixt star. the other against another, one of its boundaries
may have the length of the millionth part of an
inch & the other have for its length that which each on a
fixt star without having the magnitude of the angle
changed by any one of their difference

Then again as to the space — the surface contained
between the two boundaries — the space thus interposed between them
behold
behold how it excludes
the correspondent difference:
yet still is the
angle regarded as being
the same [.]
[.] Lastly, to these
considerations, add
that of the correspondent
solid

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Date_1	1831-12-13	Marginal Summary Numbering	or 6 - or 7
Box	135	Main Headings	posology
Folio number	162	Info in main headings field	posology
Image	001	Titles
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	e3
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks	j whatman turkey mill 1824
Marginals	jeremy bentham	Paper Producer	admiral pavel chichagov
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year	1824
Notes public		ID Number	46280
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