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Geometry 1. Geometrical propositions over all relative to bodies 2 Are none of these strictly true 3 Under what <gap/>atations they may without any prejudicial error be considered as true 4. They ought all of them to be <unclear>conchid</unclear> in general term: and that throughout. 5 How the terms employed in geometrical propositions may be general 6. Terms general in themselves - as triangle, parallelogram 7 - 2. General by relation in reference: where the name of one object is taken by from the relation it bears to other objects. | |||
Geometry 1. Geometrical propositions over all relative to bodies 2 Are none of these strictly true 3 Under what atations they may without any prejudicial error be considered as true 4. They ought all of them to be conchid in general term: and that throughout. 5 How the terms employed in geometrical propositions may be general 6. Terms general in themselves - as triangle, parallelogram 7 - 2. General by relation in reference: where the name of one object is taken by from the relation it bears to other objects.
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