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1831 May 7

Posology Morphoscope
Ch. SS Genesis Analytic
1 Synthetic
1 Analytic
16
Lines are 1. right
or say straight 2. curve
2 curve.

16 Of lines there are two species: 1 the right or say strict line,
and the curve line.

17 Of right lines or say strict species of line there is no subspecies 17
Of right lines subspeciessubspecies
none

18 Of the curve species line there are two immediate subspecies in number 18
Curve-lines
subspecies are
1. recurant, 2, non-recurant
infinite of the first order: namely 1 the recurrent and 2dly the
non-recurrent. [Of the recurrent curve there are two species:
namely that which is most simple in its configuration, the circle, is say the cycle as above
and that which is
least simple in its
configuration the cycloid.

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(3) 23 Solids produced by Nature where without the
of view beingsay physically produced prior in existence to solids produced
by with the the interaction of new, have the physically produced 19
In a recurrent
curve every line or
which say secant passing through
it cuts it into two
equal parts is called
diameter
by with the intervention of , have the physically produced
or say after , or naturally existent solid is put to the fictionally: produced
or say physiques solid: and the most of analysis of
which the first is the subject matter and exhibits the exemplifications preference is
to the mode of analysis of which the is the subject
matter and exhibits the preferences.

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(5)

20
A circle has but
one such diameter

235 So much for the present. So much as to the analytic
genesis of morphoscopic of species. 21
Of recurant curves
species two: 1 most
simple in its configuration
the circle circle: least so, the ellipse,
about might be
termed the cycloid:
it being to a circle
in a cycle
what a spheroid is
a sphere.
A circle has but
one such diameter

, what the synthetic

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(2)

19 Of the In a recurrent curve, any right line which
passing through it, cuts it or say divides it into two equal
parts equal to each other is called a diameter

20 A circle has but one such diameter

21. A cycloid is to a circle or say cycle what a spheroid is to a sphere.

20 A circle has but one such diameter

212. A cycloid has two such diameters: differing 22
A cycloid is
called also an ellipsis
has two one longer the
other shorter each
cutting the circle
into two equal halves
called semicircles.
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from one another in length: namely the longer diameter, and
the shorter diameter: but each of them dividing the curve into
two parts equal to each other.

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(4)

22 . Prior in existence to the artificially produced solid is
24 of course the naturally existing solids | 24 Small in the extreme is the existing number
of the exemplications that of the naturally existing regular solids sole exemplications
are those exhibited by crystallised salts: and of theseby of these
the cube and the parallellapepidon.

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24
Prior to existence
are the naturally-existent
to the artificially producedsolids
solids: the number 24 of the exemplifications
of
of naturally existent solids artificially small: witness among crystallized salts the state and the parallellepispidon: of artificially
produced,
regular

23 Naturally existent being prior to a artificially prior to artificially produced solids, accordingly
- accordingly prior is the analytic to the synthetic mode of formation
. or say genesis, of posological figures.

Identifier: | JB/135/203/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 135.
Date_1	1831-05-07	Marginal Summary Numbering	16-24
Box	135	Main Headings	posology
Folio number	203	Info in main headings field	posology
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Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	1
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