 | Charles de Neuvéglise - 1700 - 1254 σελίδες
...; and in Geometry, that ought to be reckoned belt which is Geometrically moil fimple. Wherefore, I ought not to be blamed, if, with that Prince of Mathematicians,...other AntientS, I make ufe of the Conchoid for the ConftrufHon of (olid Problems. But if any one thinks otherwife, let him know, that I nm here follicitous... | |
 | Thomas Taylor - 1812 - 622 σελίδες
...having committed this mistake, he thought he must make the best of it. For shortly after he adds, '* Wherefore 1 ought not to be blamed, if, with that prince of mathematicians, Archimedes, and other ancients, I make use of the conchoid for the construction of solid problems. But if any one thinks... | |
 | Thomas Taylor - 1812 - 628 σελίδες
...committed this mistake, he thought he must make the best of it. For shortly after he add's, ** Wherefore I ought not to be blamed, if, with that prince of mathematicians, Archimedes, and other ancients, I make use of the conchoid for the construction of solid problems. But if any one thinks... | |
 | John Bonnycastle - 1813 - 444 σελίδες
...geometry, that method qugfat^b&^eckened, the best which is geometrically the most easy : • wherefore, I, ought not to be blamed, if, with that prince of mathematicians, Archimedes, and other ancients, I make use of the conchoid in the construction of solid problems." of the conchoid, and the... | |
 | 1822 - 448 σελίδες
...lines; and in geometry that ought to be reckoned best, which is geometrically most simple ; wherefore I ought not to be blamed, if with that prince of mathematicians, Archimedes, I make use of the Conchoid for the construction of problems." With these remarks in view, the claim... | |
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Wherefore I ought not to be blamed, if, with that prince of mathematicians, Archimedes, and other ancients, I make use of the conchoid for the construction of solid problems. 