Harriot, Thomas, Mss. 6784

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[Commentary:
The problem pursued in this and many other folios in Add MS 6784 is 'the cutting-off of a ratio', as set out in Pappus, Mathematicae collectiones (Pappus , Book 7. For a statement of the problem see Add MS 6784 f. . ]
De resectione
[Translation: The cutting off of a ]
Sint dati linea AB et AD etpunctum C .
oportet resecare IA et AH in ratione data
a ad b.
Sit iam factum, ut:
tum in datam
[Translation: Let there be given lines AB and AD and a point C.
It is required to cut off IA and AH in the fiven ratio a to b. Let it be already done, so that:
then in the given ]
Synthesis.
A puncto C agatur CG parallela AD
et fiat CG æqualis a. et GK parallela AB
æqualis b. et per puncta C et K ducatur CK
usque ad I. quæ secabit AB in H.
Demonstratio
[Translation: Synthesis
From the point C there is constructed CG parallel to AD, and make CG equal to a, and GK parallel to AB equal to b. And through the points C and K there is drawn CK as far as I, which will cut AB in H.
The demonstration is ]
Quatuor possunt esse resectiones ab uno
puncto dato et duabus solummodo lineis
datis, secundum quantitatem rationes datæ.
Sed numquam punctibus duabus, nisi in uno casu
rationis æqualitatis, scilicet, cum CB sit æqualis
BA
[Translation: There are four possible sections from one given point and just two given lines, according to the size of the given ratio.
But never from two points, unless in the case of equal ratio, namely, if CB is equal to BA.
Et sic de
cæteris.
Nullum vide in
hac propositione
difficultatem.
De Infinitis
speculatio ut
altera pagina
[Translation: And so for the rest.
There is nothing of difficulty in this proposition.
On consideration of infinity as in the other page, ]
[Commentary: The other page mentioned here is the reverse of this one, Add MS f. .

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