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[Commentary:
On this page Harriot examines Proposition VI from Supplementum geometriæ (Viète 1593c, Prop . See also Add MS 6785 f. .
Propositio VI.
Dato triangulo rectangulo, invenire aliud triangulum rectangulum majus, & aeque altum; ut quod fit sub differentia basium ipsorum & differentia hypotenusarum, aequale fit dato cuicumque recti-lineo.

Given a right-angled triangle, to find another larger right-angled triangle, with equal height, so that the product of the difference of the bases and the difference of the hypotenuses is equal to a given ]
In prop: 6.
[Translation: From proposition 6 of the ]
Data
prima
quarta
quatuor
parallela
Quæsita
continue
[Translation: Given
first
fourth
four
parallel
Sought
continued ]
Conclusio ex inferiore
[Translation: Conclusion from the demonstration ]
Demonstratio per compositionem.
Sint primo constructio quatuor proportionales
per 5tam prop. […] Unde Bβ
est æqualis AB. et βλ et AZ parallelæ. Iam fiat βD æqualis Aβ.
et ducatur recta Dμ parallela βα et βμ sit parallela Aα vel AC. Ergo angulus Dβμ æqualis βAα. et αβA, angulo μDβ, et tertius angulo tertio.
Ergo triangula Aαβ et Dμβ simila et æqualia. Et producta Dμ transibit per C, alias Aα et αC non sunt æquales. Sit producta Aγ versus E.
Et ducatur CE parallela αγ. Sit inde γδ parallela AZ. Ergo anguli γδE, AHE, æqualis, et Aɛγ. et γɛ æqualis δH. et δE.
et æqualis Eγ et γA. et Hλ æqualis αɛ vel γθ. Et quia Aβ et βD æqualis inter parallelas, æqualis etiam Hλ et λC. Conclusio igitur
facile colligitur et manifesta. vel triplex ut
[Translation: Demonstration by construction.
Let there be first constructed four proportionals by the 5th proposition.
Whence Bβ is equal to AB, and βλ and AZ are parallel.
Now construct βD equal to Aβ, and the line Dμ parallel to βα, and βμ is parallel to Aα or AC. Therefore the angule Dβμ is equal to βAα, and αβA to angle μDβ, and the third angle to the third. Therefore the triangles Aαβ and Dμβ are similar and qual.
And Dμ produced will pass through C, otherwis Aα and αC are not equal. Let Aγ be produced towars E.
And CE is constrcuted parallel to αγ. Let γδ be parallel to AZ. Therefore angles γδE and AHE are equal, and Aɛγ; and γɛ is equal to δH and δE; and Eγ to γA; and Hλ is equal to αɛ or γθ. And because Aβ and βD are equal between parallels, Hλ and λC are also equal.
Therefore the conclusion is easily gathered and shown, or three times, as ]

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