Encyclop¿dia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 11. köide,2. osaColin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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Page 512
... equal to two right angles , because one of general Ideas . them is a right angle , or because the fides comprehend- ing it are of equal length ; which fufficiently shows that the right angle might have been oblique and the fides unequal ...
... equal to two right angles , because one of general Ideas . them is a right angle , or because the fides comprehend- ing it are of equal length ; which fufficiently shows that the right angle might have been oblique and the fides unequal ...
Page 609
... equal to it ; his infinite wifdom and power being able to make other creatures equal in every refpect to any that we know or can conceive , and to give them equal or stronger appetites , and as certain or more certain ways of ihtisfying ...
... equal to it ; his infinite wifdom and power being able to make other creatures equal in every refpect to any that we know or can conceive , and to give them equal or stronger appetites , and as certain or more certain ways of ihtisfying ...
Page 707
... equal parts ; the firft divifion next c will be equal to 100th part of an inch , because it is the tenth part of one - tenth of an inch . If these lines are divided into twenty equal parts , the inch will be by that means divided into 200 ...
... equal parts ; the firft divifion next c will be equal to 100th part of an inch , because it is the tenth part of one - tenth of an inch . If these lines are divided into twenty equal parts , the inch will be by that means divided into 200 ...
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