1ding of 13. it increaſed ſeptuple, and by adding of 15. octuple,
and by adding of 17. nonuple, and laſtly by adding 19. Syphons;
ſo that all the water was centuple to the water of one Syphon,
yet nevertheleſs the quick height of all this water was onely de
cuple to the firſt height conjoyned by the water that iſſued from
one onely Syphon.
and by adding of 17. nonuple, and laſtly by adding 19. Syphons;
ſo that all the water was centuple to the water of one Syphon,
yet nevertheleſs the quick height of all this water was onely de
cuple to the firſt height conjoyned by the water that iſſued from
one onely Syphon.
For the more clear underſtanding of all which, I have made
the following Figure; in which we have the mouth A, that
maintaineth the water of the Veſſel B C in the ſame level; though
it continually run; to the brim of the Veſſel are put 25. Sy
phons (and there may be many more) divided into 5 Claſſes,
D E F G H, and the firſt D, are of one onely Syphon; the ſecond
E, of three Syphons; the third F, of five; the fourth G, of 7; the
fifth H, of 9; and one may ſuppoſe the ſixth of 11, the ſeventh
of 13 Syphons, and ſo of the other Claſſes, all containing in con
ſequent odd numbers ſucceſſively (we are content to repreſent in
the Figure no more but the five forenamed Claſſes to avoid con
fuſion) the gathered water D E F G H, which runneth thorow
the Chanel I K L, and falleth into the out-let M N O P; and ſo
much ſufficeth for the explanation of this experiment.
the following Figure; in which we have the mouth A, that
maintaineth the water of the Veſſel B C in the ſame level; though
it continually run; to the brim of the Veſſel are put 25. Sy
phons (and there may be many more) divided into 5 Claſſes,
D E F G H, and the firſt D, are of one onely Syphon; the ſecond
E, of three Syphons; the third F, of five; the fourth G, of 7; the
fifth H, of 9; and one may ſuppoſe the ſixth of 11, the ſeventh
of 13 Syphons, and ſo of the other Claſſes, all containing in con
ſequent odd numbers ſucceſſively (we are content to repreſent in
the Figure no more but the five forenamed Claſſes to avoid con
fuſion) the gathered water D E F G H, which runneth thorow
the Chanel I K L, and falleth into the out-let M N O P; and ſo
much ſufficeth for the explanation of this experiment.
15[Figure 15]