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1831 May 14 A.M.

Posology.

Ch. or § Alegomorphics facilitated

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20. Promptitude
means of
Which are the principal
known means of
promptitude, dispatch,
abbreviation?

21. Promptitude
mean
Which the first employed?
Answer —
arithmetical signs.

22. Promptitude
means.
The second, substitution
of the present
signs to those formerly
in use.

23. Prompt.
use
Immediate use of promptitude,
saving of labor
& time: on this depends
the other three
properties.

24. Promptitude
and Comprehensiveness
Relation between
promptitude and
comprehensiveness — if
words instead of
signs employed,
months or years
would be occupied
instead of hours.

25. Promptitude
obstacles to.
This tardiness produced
by the formation
of the
words and correction
of errors.

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26. Promptitude
3d means
3d means of promptitude
— use of multiplication
& division
as well as addition
& divis substraction.

27 Promptitude
4th means
4th means — use of
modes of extracting
square and cube
roots.

28. Promptitude
5th means.
5th Algebraic
signs, which apply
to quantities & operations.

29. Promptitude
5th means
Signs employed to
express known
and unknown
quantities.

30. Promptitude
5th means
Unknown quantities
mentioned
because peculiar
to Algebra.

31. Promptitude
5th means.
Signs commonly
employed — x, y, z.

32. Promptitude
6th means
6th means — Single
letters substituted
to combinations.

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33. Promptitude
6th means
These signs employed
for all
arithmetical
operations.

34. Promptitude
6th means
Sign of addition
+ — substraction
- &c — &c.

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+<head>Posology.</head>
+<note>Ch. or &sect; Alegomorphics facilitated</note>
+<p>2</p>
+<p>20. Promptitude<lb/>
+means of<lb/>
+Which are the principal<lb/>
+known <hi rend="underline">means</hi> of<lb/>
+promptitude, dispatch,<lb/>
+abbreviation?</p>
+<p>21. Promptitude<lb/>
+<del><gap/></del> <sic>mean</sic><lb/>
+Which the first employed?<lb/>
+<del><gap/></del> Answer &#x2014;<lb/>
+arithmetical signs.</p>
+<p>22. Promptitude<lb/>
+means.<lb/>
+The second, substitution<lb/>
+of the present<lb/>
+signs to those formerly<lb/>
+in use.</p>
+<p>23. Prompt.<lb/>
+use<lb/>
+Immediate use of promptitude,<lb/>
+saving of <sic>labor</sic><lb/>
+&amp; time: on this depends<lb/>
+the other three<lb/>
+properties.</p>
+<p>24. Promptitude<lb/>
+and Comprehensiveness<lb/>
+Relation between<lb/>
+promptitude and<lb/>
+comprehensiveness &#x2014; if<lb/>
+words instead of<lb/>
+signs employed,<lb/>
+months or years<lb/>
+would be occupied<lb/>
+instead of hours.</p>
+<p>25. Promptitude<lb/>
+obstacles to.<lb/>
+This tardiness produced<lb/>
+by the formation<lb/>
+of the<lb/>
+words and correction<lb/>
+of errors.</p><pb/>
+<p>26. Promptitude<lb/>
+<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> means<lb/>
+<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> means of promptitude<lb/>
+&#x2014; use of multiplication<lb/>
+&amp; division<lb/>
+as well as addition<lb/>
+&amp; <del>divis</del> <sic>substraction</sic>.</p>
+<p>27 Promptitude<lb/>
+<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> means<lb/>
+<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> means &#x2014; use of<lb/>
+modes of extracting<lb/>
+square and cube<lb/>
+roots.</p>
+<p>28. Promptitude<lb/>
+<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> means.<lb/>
+<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> Algebraic<lb/>
+signs, which apply<lb/>
+to <hi rend="underline">quantities</hi> &amp; <hi rend="underline">operations</hi>.</p>
+<p>29. Promptitude<lb/>
+<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> means<lb/>
+Signs employed to<lb/>
+express known<lb/>
+and unknown<lb/>
+quantities.</p>
+<p>30. Promptitude<lb/>
+<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> means<lb/>
+Unknown quantities<lb/>
+mentioned<lb/>
+because peculiar<lb/>
+to Algebra.</p>
+<p>31. Promptitude<lb/>
+<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> means.<lb/>
+Signs commonly<lb/>
+employed &#x2014; x, y, z.</p>
+<p>32. Promptitude<lb/>
+<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> means<lb/>
+<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> means &#x2014; Single<lb/>
+<hi rend="underline">letters</hi> substituted<lb/>
+to combinations.</p><pb/>
+<p>33. Promptitude<lb/>
+<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> means<lb/>
+These signs employed<lb/>
+for all<lb/>
+arithmetical<lb/>
+operations.</p>
+<p>34. Promptitude<lb/>
+<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> means<lb/>
+Sign of addition<lb/>
++ &#x2014; <sic>substraction</sic><lb/>
+- &amp;c &#x2014; &amp;c.</p>
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