Valerio, Luca, De centro gravitatis solidorvm libri tres

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              ipſarum AC, CB, & quadratis ex AC CB, æqualia ſi­
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              mul ei, quod ter fit ex AB, BC, CA, hoc eſt ei, quod
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              partibus AC CB, & totius AB tripla continetur: additis
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              igitur communibus duobus cubis ex AC, CB, erit id, quod
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              ſit ex AC CB, & tripla ipſius AB, & duo cubi ex AC
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              CB, æqualia duobus ſolidis, quæ fiunt reciproce ex triplis
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              ipſarum AC, CB, & earundem AC, CB, quadratis, &
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              duobus cubis ex AC, CB, hoc eſt cubo ex AC. </s>
              <s>Si igi­
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              tur recta linea vtcumque ſecta fuerit, &c. </s>
              <s>Quod demon­
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              ſtrandum erat. </s>
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              PROPOSITIO XII.
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              <s>Hemiſphærium duplum eſt coni, cylindri au­
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              tem ſubſeſquialterum eandem ipſi baſim, & ean­
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              dem altitudinem habentium. </s>
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              <s>Eſto hemiſphærium; cuius axis BD, baſis circulus, cu­
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              ius diameter AC, ſuper quem cylindrus AE, & conus
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              ABC, quorum communis axis ſit BD, ac propterea
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              etiam eadem altitudo. </s>
              <s>Dico hemiſphærium ABC, co­
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              ni ABC eſse duplum: cylindri autem AE
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              <s>ſuper baſim enim circulum RE, vertice D deſcribatur </s>
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