Newton, Isaac, Philosophia naturalis principia mathematica, 1713

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                  centium arcuum
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                  ab, bc, cd, &c.
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                  comprehenditur, coincidit ultimo
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                  cum Figura curvilinea. </s>
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                  DE MOTU
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                  CORPORUM</s>
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                  Corol.
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                  3. Ut & Figura rectilinea circumſcripta quæ tangentibus
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                  eorundem arcuum comprehenditur. </s>
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                  Corol.
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                  4. Et propterea hæ Figuræ ultimæ (quoad perimetros
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                  acE,
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                  non ſunt rectilineæ, ſed rectilinearum limites curvilinei. </s>
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                  LEMMA IV.
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                  Si in duabus Figuris
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                  AacE, PprT,
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                  inſcribantur (ut ſupra) duæ
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                  parallelogrammorum ſeries, ſitQ.E.I.em amborum numerus, & ubi
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                  latitudines in infinitum diminuuntur, rationes ultimæ parallelo­
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                  grammorum in una Figura ad parallelogramma in altera, ſingulorum
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                  ad fingula, ſint eædem; dico quod Figuræ duæ
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                  AacE, PprT,
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                  ſunt ad invicem in eadem illa ratione.
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                  <s>Etenim ut ſunt parallelogramma ſingula ad ſingula, ita (compo­
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                  nendo) fit ſumma omnium ad ſummam omnium, & ita Figura ad
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                  Figuram; exiſtente nimirum Figura priore (per Lemma 111) ad ſum­
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                  mam priorem, & Figura poſteriore ad ſummam poſteriorem in ra­
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                  tione æqualitatis.
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                  E. D.
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                  Corol.
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                  Hinc ſi duæ cujuſcunque generis quantitates in eundem
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                  partium numerum utcunQ.E.D.vidantur; & partes illæ, ubi numerus
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                  earum augetur & magnitudo diminuitur in infinitum, datam obti­
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                  neant rationem ad invicem, prima ad primam, ſecunda ad ſecundam,
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                  cæteræque ſuo ordine ad cæteras: erunt tota ad invicem in eadem
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                  illa data ratione. </s>
                  <s>Nam ſi in Lemmatis hujus Figuris ſumantur pa-</s>
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