Salusbury, Thomas
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Mathematical collections and translations (Tome I)
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1667
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Galilæus Lyncæus,
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>The Second Dialogue.</
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were ſuch and ſo many, that I know not
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both what hath been, and is to be
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on; but I, who as being onely an Auditor, have nothing to
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then my memory withal, but ſuch things as I have heard, may
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happily by a ſuccinct rehearſal of them, recover the firſt thred
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