1Wax, it will be requiſite to add unto the Statue ſome Counter
poiſe, that maketh it ſink in the Water, and then to meaſure the
Counterpoiſe, as above, and to ſubſtract its meaſure from the
Compound Body, and there will remain the Meaſure of the
Statue of Wax. And laſtly, to make uſe of the ſaid Ballance,
inſtead of ſeeking the numbers of the pounds of the Differences
of the Weights of the Meaſure known, and of the Solid
to be meaſured in Water, and in Air, we may count the
Wyers of the Arm of the Ballance, which
being very ſmall will give the
Meaſure exactly.
poiſe, that maketh it ſink in the Water, and then to meaſure the
Counterpoiſe, as above, and to ſubſtract its meaſure from the
Compound Body, and there will remain the Meaſure of the
Statue of Wax. And laſtly, to make uſe of the ſaid Ballance,
inſtead of ſeeking the numbers of the pounds of the Differences
of the Weights of the Meaſure known, and of the Solid
to be meaſured in Water, and in Air, we may count the
Wyers of the Arm of the Ballance, which
being very ſmall will give the
Meaſure exactly.
FINIS.