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Mathematical <del>has</del><lb/>
<p>Mathematical <del>has</del><lb/>
science The branch of science termed Mathematical has two main divisions, Geometry and Arithmetic. Geometrical propositions are general propositions having for those subject either body (that is bodies in general) or space considered as unoccupied by body: both body and space being considered with reference to their form is configuration solely without regard reference to any other properties they may respectively possess: Geometrical for The proportions termed geometrical the proportions delivered in books termed books of geometry are in the first place all of them relative to figure which is that is all of those relative either to body to a property of body and thus all of them relative to body, [+] They are therefore no farther true
science The branch <lb/>
of science termed Mathematical <lb/>
has two <lb/>
main divisions, Geometry <lb/>
and Arithmetic.</p>
<p>Geometrical propositions <lb/>
are general <lb/>
propositions having <lb/>
for their subject <lb/>
either body (that is <lb/>
bodies in general) or <lb/>
space considered <lb/>
as unoccupied by <lb/>
body: both body <lb/>
and space being <lb/>
considered with reference <lb/>
to their form <lb/>
is configuration <lb/>
solely without regard <add>reference</add> <lb/>
to any other <lb/>
properties they may <lb/>
respectively possess: <lb/>
<del>Geometrical for</del> <lb/>
The proportions <lb/>
termed geometrical <lb/>
the proportions delivered <lb/>
in books <lb/>
termed books of <lb/>
geometry are in <lb/>
the first place all <lb/>
of them relative to <lb/>
figure <del>which is</del> <lb/>
that is all of those <lb/>
relative either to <lb/>
body to a property <lb/>
of body and thus <lb/>
all of them relative <lb/>
to body, <add>[+]</add> They are <lb/>
therefore no farther <add>true</add></p><pb/>
 
than in as far as they are true of body, that is of bodies in general.  But of bodies in general a geometrical proposition can no farther be true than in as far as it is true of every body whatsoever possessed of the figure to which that propositon relates the existence of which is supposed by the proposition.





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Geometry

1. Geometrical propositions
are all relative
to bodies

2 Are none of these
strictly true

3 Under what tations
they may without
any prejudicial
errorbe considered
as true

4. They ought all
of them to be conected
in general term:
and that throughout.

5 How the terms
employed in geometrical
propositions
may be made
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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Mathematical has
science The branch
of science termed Mathematical
has two
main divisions, Geometry
and Arithmetic.

Geometrical propositions
are general
propositions having
for their subject
either body (that is
bodies in general) or
space considered
as unoccupied by
body: both body
and space being
considered with reference
to their form
is configuration
solely without regard reference
to any other
properties they may
respectively possess:
Geometrical for
The proportions
termed geometrical
the proportions delivered
in books
termed books of
geometry are in
the first place all
of them relative to
figure which is
that is all of those
relative either to
body to a property
of body and thus
all of them relative
to body, [+] They are
therefore no farther true


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than in as far as they are true of body, that is of bodies in general. But of bodies in general a geometrical proposition can no farther be true than in as far as it is true of every body whatsoever possessed of the figure to which that propositon relates the existence of which is supposed by the proposition.




Identifier: | JB/135/078/002"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 135.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

135

Main Headings

Folio number

078

Info in main headings field

geometry

Image

002

Titles

Category

rudiments sheet (brouillon)

Number of Pages

2

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

46196

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