Harriot, Thomas, Mss. 6782

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[Commentary:
On this folio the orders discovered on the previous sheet (Add MS f. ) are listed systematically. Each new order begins with the second triple from the previous order, with the first two entries interchanged.
At the bottom of the page, Harriot notes the starting differences for each order.
He has also written the enigmatic

Hic sunt omnes primi sed hic omnes non sunt
which was greatly to confuse his friend Nathaniel Torporley when he came across it some years later.
For discussion of this and the surrounding sheets (Tanner .
]
1)
[Translation: order ]
Et sic in cæteribus in
[Translation: And so on for the rest ]
Hic sunt omnes primi
sed hic omnes non sunt
[Translation: Here are all the primes but here not all are ]
Nota
prima Differentia ordinis
primi. 2. 4. sub dupla.
Secundi. 4. 12. tripla
Tertij. 6. 12. Dupla
Quarti. 8. 24. tripla
Quinti. 10. 20. Dupla
Sexti. 12. 36. tripla
Septimi. 14. 28. Dupla
Octavi. 16. 48. tripla
&c in
[Translation: Note
First differences of the order
First double
Second triple
Third double
Fourth triple
Fifth double
Sixth triple
Seventh double
Eighth triple
etc. ]

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