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'' | <head>1826 <sic>Aug.</sic> 28<lb/>Review of Humphreys</head> <!-- some in pencil --><p>6<lb/><note><del>H.'s deficiencies</del> <add><sic>Ch</sic> Agenda at length</add></note><lb/.(3) (3</p> <p.<note>§. Numerical denomination<lb/>for the results of successive<lb/>divisional operations performed<lb/>on the same integer<lb/>2. Correspondent designation characters</note></p> <!-- brackets in pencil --> <p>[Now then we] apply this rule <add>now</add> to <sic>M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi>.</sic> H.'s scheme <gap/><lb/><gap/> regularly under the correspondent <gap/> of the numerical<lb/>scheme they will <del>now</del> <add>stand</add> thus.</p> <p>§.1. Section. §§.2. Bisection. §§§.3. Trisection. §§§§.4. <sic>Quadrisection.</sic> §§.§§.§ <sic>Quiquisection</sic> <!-- continues into margin --> <!-- each word under a division --> Part, Title Chapter Section <sic>N<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></sic></p> <p><note>§§.§§.§§. <sic>Sextisection</sic><lb/>Firstly, secondly <unclear>&c</unclear><lb/>being the several results<lb/>of an ulterior sectional<lb/>operation performed upon<lb/>his <sic>N<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></sic> 2</note></p> <p>So far, so good, <sic>till</sic> we get to his fourth Chapter of his fourth title and then the <add>immediate</add> results of the results of the sectional operation<lb/>performed upon this same fourth Chapter are not sections but<lb/><sic>N<hi rend="superscript">o</hi>'s</sic>. Thus are different denominations given to one and the<lb/>same object. <sic>N<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></sic> is the name not only of a <sic>Quiquisection</sic><lb/>but of a <sic>Quadrisection</sic> likewise.</p> <p>The common prctice for giving denominations to the result<lb/>of <del>the s</del> different sources of sectional operations performed upon the<lb/>matter of a library work the words employed are 1. Book. 2. Part<lb/>3. Chapter 4. Section, 5. <del><gap/></del> Article 6. Title. But amongst these <add>in regard to</add><lb/>several the priority or say procedure is far from determinate.<lb/><add>At present</add> It might almost be determined by lot. It would require a Statute<lb/>analogous to that of Henry the eighth H.8.<sic>ch</sic> to settle it<lb/>But when settled by law, then would come the difficulty of lodging it<lb/>in the memory, for in the memory <gap/> would for a long time<lb/>continue <add>maintain itself</add> in the <gap/> of <gap/>.</p> <p>In the plan of nomenclature here proposed this difficulty<lb/>and without the <sic>expence</sic> of an act of Parliament this difficulty is it is<lb/>lessed pretty effectively <add>with tolerable success</add> removed. <foreign>Bis</foreign> and <foreign>tres</foreign> are familiar to<lb/>every ear and <del.<gap/></del> <add>every</add> eye. <add>The words</add> <sic>Quadrisection</sic> and <sic>Quiquisection</add> are<lb/>longer than could have been wished. But <hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi> <note><hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi> considering the frequent<lb/>use of the <gap/> words<lb/>or conjugates of them</note> there are <add>it is believed</add> for readers of<lb/>to whom these <del>words</del> <add>conception or memory two<a/dd> appellations with those that follow then any<lb/>considerable <sic>embarassment</sic> would be created by them.</p> | ||
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1826 Aug. 28
Review of Humphreys
6
H.'s deficiencies Ch Agenda at length<lb/.(3) (3
<p.§. Numerical denomination
for the results of successive
divisional operations performed
on the same integer
2. Correspondent designation characters
[Now then we] apply this rule now to Mr. H.'s scheme
regularly under the correspondent of the numerical
scheme they will now stand thus.
§.1. Section. §§.2. Bisection. §§§.3. Trisection. §§§§.4. Quadrisection. §§.§§.§ Quiquisection Part, Title Chapter Section No
§§.§§.§§. Sextisection
Firstly, secondly &c
being the several results
of an ulterior sectional
operation performed upon
his No 2
So far, so good, till we get to his fourth Chapter of his fourth title and then the immediate results of the results of the sectional operation
performed upon this same fourth Chapter are not sections but
No's. Thus are different denominations given to one and the
same object. No is the name not only of a Quiquisection
but of a Quadrisection likewise.
The common prctice for giving denominations to the result
of the s different sources of sectional operations performed upon the
matter of a library work the words employed are 1. Book. 2. Part
3. Chapter 4. Section, 5. Article 6. Title. But amongst these in regard to
several the priority or say procedure is far from determinate.
At present It might almost be determined by lot. It would require a Statute
analogous to that of Henry the eighth H.8.ch to settle it
But when settled by law, then would come the difficulty of lodging it
in the memory, for in the memory would for a long time
continue maintain itself in the of .
In the plan of nomenclature here proposed this difficulty
and without the expence of an act of Parliament this difficulty is it is
lessed pretty effectively with tolerable success removed. Bis and tres are familiar to
every ear and <del. every eye. The words Quadrisection and Quiquisection</add> are
longer than could have been wished. But [+] [+] considering the frequent
use of the words
or conjugates of them there are it is believed for readers of
to whom these words <add>conception or memory two<a/dd> appellations with those that follow then any
considerable <sic>embarassment would be created by them.
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