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... rest , just as if the points A and D of a diameter were at rest , and B were moved , and DAC were gen- erated . However , in the geometrical illustra- tion , the centre is held to be altogether indivisi- [ 25 ] ble ( for in mathematics ...
... rest , just as if the points A and D of a diameter were at rest , and B were moved , and DAC were gen- erated . However , in the geometrical illustra- tion , the centre is held to be altogether indivisi- [ 25 ] ble ( for in mathematics ...
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... rest and so to push , and in the second place for this member , either itself , [ 5 ] or that of which it is a part , to remain at rest , fixing itself against something external to itself . Now the man who is himself in the boat , if ...
... rest and so to push , and in the second place for this member , either itself , [ 5 ] or that of which it is a part , to remain at rest , fixing itself against something external to itself . Now the man who is himself in the boat , if ...
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... rest , and against this the part which is moved will sup- port itself and be moved ; for example , if it [ 10 ] move one of its parts ; for one part , as it were , supports itself against another part at rest . But about things without ...
... rest , and against this the part which is moved will sup- port itself and be moved ; for example , if it [ 10 ] move one of its parts ; for one part , as it were , supports itself against another part at rest . But about things without ...
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HISTORY OF ANIMALS Historia animalium translated | 7 |
lated by William Ogle p | 161 |
by A S L Farquharson p | 233 |
Urheberrecht | |
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