Salusbury, Thomas, Mathematical collections and translations (Tome I), 1667

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                Errour of
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                Bartolotti.</cell>
                <cell>86, 87</cell>
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                Errours of Engineers in the Derivation of Chenels. Corollary
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                XII.</cell>
                <cell>12</cell>
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                Errour of Engineers in Meaſuring of
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                Reno
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                in
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                Po.
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                Appendix
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                III.</cell>
                <cell>ibid.</cell>
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                <cell>
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                Errour of other Engineers, contrary to the precedent. Appendix
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                IV.</cell>
                <cell>Ibid.</cell>
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                Errour of
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                Giovanni Fontana
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                in Meaſuring Waters, Corollary
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                XI.</cell>
                <cell>9</cell>
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                <cell>
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                Errour of
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                Giulio Frontino
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                in Meaſuring the Waters of Aqueducts. Appen-dix
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                I.</cell>
                <cell>17</cell>
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                <cell>
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                Errours committed in cutting the Bank at
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                Bondeno,
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                in the ſwellings of
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                Po:
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                Corollary
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                XIII.</cell>
                <cell>81</cell>
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                <cell>F</cell>
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                Fenns
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                Pontine,
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                Drained by Pope
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                Sixtus Quintus,
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                with vaſt expence.
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                <cell>92</cell>
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                The ruine and miſcarriage thereof.
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                </cell>
                <cell>93</cell>
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                Tardity of the principal Chanel that Drains them, cauſe of the Drowning.
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                </cell>
                <cell>ibid.</cell>
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                They are obſtructed by the Fiſhing-Wears, which ſuell the River.
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                <cell>94</cell>
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                Waters of
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                Fiume Siſto,
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                which flow in great abundance into the
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                Evacuator
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                of the ſaid Fenns.
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                <cell>94, 95</cell>
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                Remedies to the diſorders of thoſe Fenns.
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                </cell>
                <cell>95, 96</cell>
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                <cell>Fontana Giovanni,
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                his errours in Meaſuring Waters. Corollary
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                XI.</cell>
                <cell>9</cell>
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              <row>
                <cell>Fiume Morto,
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                whether it ought to fall into the Sea, or into
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                Serchio,</cell>
                <cell>79</cell>
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                Let into
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                Serchio
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                and its inconveniences.
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                </cell>
                <cell>79, 80</cell>
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                <cell>
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                The dangerous riſing of its Waters, when to be expected.
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                </cell>
                <cell>81</cell>
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                Its inconveniences when it is higher in level than
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                Serchio,
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                and why it riſeth moſt On the Sea-coaſts, at ſuch time as the Winds make the Sea to ſuell.
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                </cell>
                <cell>83</cell>
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                <cell>G</cell>
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                <cell>Galilæo Galilæi.
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                hoxourably mentioned.
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                Page
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                2, 28</cell>
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                His Rule for meaſuring the time.
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                <cell>49</cell>
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                <cell>H</cell>
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                Height,
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                vide
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                Quick
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                Heights different, made by the ſame ſtream of a Brock or Torrent, according to the divers Velocities in the entrance of the River. Corollary
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                I.</cell>
                <cell>6</cell>
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                <cell>
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                Heights different, made by the Torrent in the River, according to the different heights of the River. Corollary
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                II.</cell>
                <cell>ibid.</cell>
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                <cell>K</cell>
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                Knowledge of Motion how much it importeth.
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                </cell>
                <cell>1</cell>
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                <cell>L</cell>
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                t
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                Lake of
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                Perugia,
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                and, he Obſervation made on it. Appendix
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                XII.</cell>
                <cell>42</cell>
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                <cell>
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                Lake of
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                Thraſimenus
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                and Conſiderations upon it, a Letter written to
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                Sig. Galilæo Galilæi.</cell>
                <cell>28</cell>
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              <row>
                <cell>
                  <emph type="italics"/>
                Lake of
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                Venice,
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                and Conſiderations upon it.
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                <cell>63, 73</cell>
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                Low Waters which let the bottom of it be diſcovered.
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                <cell>64</cell>
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                The ſtoppage and choaking of the Ports, a main cauſe of the diſorders of the Lake, and the grand remedy to thoſe diſorders what it is.
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                </cell>
                <cell>66</cell>
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                Lakes and Metrs along the Sea-coaſts, and the cauſes thereof.
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                </cell>
                <cell>65</cell>
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                Length of Waters, how it is to be Meaſured.
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                <cell>70</cell>
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                <cell>M</cell>
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                <cell>
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                Meaſure and Diſtributions of Waters. Appendix
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                V.</cell>
                <cell>18</cell>
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