Encyclopaedia Britannica: Or a Dictionary of Arts, Sciences and Miscellaneous Litterature, 1. köide,2. number1810 - 399 pages |
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... fome of them from a fimple relation to others contained in the condi- tions of the queftion . Thus the folution becomes more eafy and elegant . ( See Ex . 4. 5. ) 2. Sometimes it is convenient to exprefs by letters , not the unknown ...
... fome of them from a fimple relation to others contained in the condi- tions of the queftion . Thus the folution becomes more eafy and elegant . ( See Ex . 4. 5. ) 2. Sometimes it is convenient to exprefs by letters , not the unknown ...
Page 440
... fome- times even the cafe with which it can be executed me- chanically , may be confidered as important circum- flances . to Geome try . In the ftraight line , the circle , the conic fections , and a few curves of the higher orders ...
... fome- times even the cafe with which it can be executed me- chanically , may be confidered as important circum- flances . to Geome try . In the ftraight line , the circle , the conic fections , and a few curves of the higher orders ...
Page 442
... fome places being fcarce 40 miles broad , and others upwards of 100 . lies between Long . o . 16. and 9. 16. W. and extends . from Lat . 36. 55. to 44. 50. N. - It is bounded on the north , by the Mediterranean ; on the east , by the ...
... fome places being fcarce 40 miles broad , and others upwards of 100 . lies between Long . o . 16. and 9. 16. W. and extends . from Lat . 36. 55. to 44. 50. N. - It is bounded on the north , by the Mediterranean ; on the east , by the ...
Page 443
... fome others who in their flight perifhed by falling from the high adjacent rocks . In the mean time Jofeph reduced their country to a mere defart : which was , however , foon peopled by a numerous colony of Fezzans , who fettled there ...
... fome others who in their flight perifhed by falling from the high adjacent rocks . In the mean time Jofeph reduced their country to a mere defart : which was , however , foon peopled by a numerous colony of Fezzans , who fettled there ...
Page 446
... fome interpreters of the law , made a ftrong oppofition againft him ; remon- ftrating to the bafhaw , how ridiculous and fcandalous it was to their nation , to ascribe the deliverance of it to a poor fortune - teller , which had been ...
... fome interpreters of the law , made a ftrong oppofition againft him ; remon- ftrating to the bafhaw , how ridiculous and fcandalous it was to their nation , to ascribe the deliverance of it to a poor fortune - teller , which had been ...
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