Archimedes
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Natation of bodies
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Angles at Y and G being equall; therefore the Lines Y B and G B,
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and B C and B S ſhall alſo be equall: And therefore C R and S R,
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and M V and P Z, and V N and Z T, ſhall be equall likewiſe.
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Since therefore M V is Leſſer than double of V N, it is manifeſt that
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P Z is leſſer than double of Z T.
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et P
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be double of
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T; and
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drawing a
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to K, prolong it to E. </
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Gravity of the whole Portion ſhall be the point K; and the Centre
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of that part which is in the Liquid ſhall be
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and of that which is
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above the Liquid ſhall be in the
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ine K E, which let be E: But the
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ine K Z ſhall be perpendicular unto the Surface of the
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And therefore alſo the Lines drawn thorow the Points E and
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parall
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lell unto K Z, ſhall be perpendicular sunto the ſame: Therefore the
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Portion ſhall not abide, but ſhall turn about ſo, as that its
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B
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aſe
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do not in the leaſt touch the Surface of the
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iquid; in regard that
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now when it toucheth in but one Point only, it moveth upwards, on
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the part towards A: It is therefore perſpicuous, that the Portion
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ſhall conſiſt ſo, as that its Axis ſhall make an Angle with the
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Surface greater than the Angle X.</
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than the Square S B hath to the Square B D, but greater than the
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Square X O hath to the Square B D.]
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This is the ſecond part of the Tenth
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propoſition; and the other pat is with their Demonſtrations, ſhall hereafter follow in the ſame Order.
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ſhall be greater than
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O, but leſſer than the Exceſs by </
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which the Axis is greater than Seſquialter of the Semi-parameter,
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that is than S B.]
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This followeth from the 10 of the fifth Book of
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Euclids
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Elements.
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was demonſtrated, that O G is double to G X.]
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As in the firſt Concluſion
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of this Propoſition, and from what we have but even now written, thereupon appeareth:
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Lines A Q and A N are drawn from the Baſes unto the Portions,
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which Lines contain equall Angles with the ſaid Baſes, Q A ſhall
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have the ſame proportion to A N, that L A hath to A D.]
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This we have demonstrated above.
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For ſince that Q A is to A N, as L A to
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A D; Dividing and Converting, A N ſhall be to N Q as A D to D L: But A D
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is equall to D L; for that D B is ſuppoſed to be the Diameter of the Portion: Therefore
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alſo
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(a)
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A N is equall to N
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By 14 of the
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By the fifth of the ſecond Book of
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Apollonius
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his Conicks.
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In the firſt Conciuſion of this Propoſition: And let it be cut in K, ſo, as that B K be double to
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K D, and in R ſo, as that K R may be equall to the Semi-parameter.
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Q L, the Lines A O and A Q are drawn from the Extremities
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of their Baſes, ſo, as that the Portions cut off, do make equall Angles </
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