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H Jany. 3, 1832. Posology

Euclid's
Definitions
/ from Stone's Euclid

17. The two parts into which this
line divides the circle are equal to
each other.

17. A diameter of a circle is a
right line drawn through the circle &
terminated on each side by the circumference
& divides the circle into two
equal parts.

The two parts into which this line
divides the circle are equal to each other.

Unexceptionable

18. A semicircle is a figure contained
between a diameter & that part of the
circumference of a circle cut off by that diameter.

19. A segment of a circle is a figure
contained between a right line & part
of the circumference to a circle.

20. S A Sector of a circle is a wedged
formed figure having for its boundaries
any two lines by which an angle is being equal to
each other are the boundaries of an angle:
then for its other boundary it has
the corresponding portion of the circle:
it has as also the a right line which is
the secant of that same circle. In as
much as the two ends the parts of each end of the secant are is common
to that & the correspondent end of the portion of the
the boundaries of that same secant
& the portion of the circle
of the same line. cut off by it.

In this case the term sector is applied
to a portion of a circle but with equal
propriety it may be applied to a
portion of a sphere: for a sector as
applied to a portion of a circle see — —
also as applied to a sphere see — —

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Date_1	1832-01-03	Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	135	Main Headings	posology
Folio number	167	Info in main headings field	posology
Image	001	Titles
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	d2
Penner		Watermarks	street & co 1830
Marginals		Paper Producer	antonio alcala galiano
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year	1830
Notes public		ID Number	46285
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