Archimedes, Natation of bodies, 1662

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              Therefore B and R are equall. </s>
              <s>And becauſe that of the Magni­
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              tude FA the
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              G
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              ravity is B: Therefore of the Liquid Body
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              N
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              I the
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              Gravity is O R. </s>
              <s>As F A is to N I, ſo is B to O R, or, ſo is R to
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              O R: But as R is to O R, ſo is I to N I, and A to F A: Therefore
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              I is to N I, as F A to N I: And as I to N I ſo is
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              (b)
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              A to F A.
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              <s>Therefore F A is to N I, as A is to F A: Which was to be demon­
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              ſtrated.</s>
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              (a)
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              By 5. of the
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              firſt of this.
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              (b)
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              By 11. of the
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              fifth of
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              Eucl.</s>
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              <s>PROP. II. THEOR. II.
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              A</s>
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              <s>^{*}
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              The Right Portion of a Right angled Conoide, when it
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              ſhall have its Axis leſſe than
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              ſeſquialter ejus quæ ad
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              Axem (
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              or of its
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              Semi-parameter)
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              having any what
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              ever proportion to the Liquid in Gravity, being de­
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              mitted into the Liquid ſo as that its Baſe touch not
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              the ſaid Liquid, and being ſet ſtooping, it ſhall not
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              remain ſtooping, but ſhall be restored to uprightneſſe.
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              <s>I ſay that the ſaid Portion ſhall ſtand upright when
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              the Plane that cuts it ſhall be parallel unto the Sur­
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              face of the Liquid.
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              <s>Let there be a Portion of a Rightangled Conoid, as hath been
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              ſaid; and let it lye ſtooping or inclining: It is to be demon­
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              ſtrated that it will not ſo continue but ſhall be reſtored to re­
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              ctitude. </s>
              <s>For let it be cut through the Axis by a plane erect upon
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              the Surface of the Liquid, and let the Section of the Portion be
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              A PO L, the Section of a Rightangled Cone, and let the Axis
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              of the Portion and Diameter of the
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              Section be N O: And let the Sect­
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              ion of the Surface of the Liquid be
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              I S. </s>
              <s>If now the Portion be not
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              erect, then neither ſhall A L be Pa­
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              rallel to I S: Wherefore N O will
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              not be at Right Angles with I S. </s>
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              Draw therefore K
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              touching the Section of the Cone I, in the
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              Point P [that is parallel to I S: and from the Point P unto I S
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              draw P F parallel unto O N, ^{*} which ſhall be the Diameter of the
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              Section I P O S, and the Axis of the Portion demerged in the
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              L
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              i­
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              quid. </s>
              <s>In the next place take the Centres of Gravity: ^{*} and of
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              the Solid Magnitude A P O L, let the Centre of Gravity be R; and
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              of I P O S let the Centre be B: ^{*} and draw a Line from B to R
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              prolonged unto G; which let be the Centre of Gravity of the </s>
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