Pantologia. A new (cabinet) cyclopædia, by J.M. Good, O. Gregory, and N. Bosworth assisted by other gentlemen of eminence, Volume 71819 |
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... propositions as possible . " Paley's Moral Philosophy , book 5 . On the contrary side of the question , the principal argument is , that the frequent petition of the same prayers , with scarcely any variation , has a natural tendency to ...
... propositions as possible . " Paley's Moral Philosophy , book 5 . On the contrary side of the question , the principal argument is , that the frequent petition of the same prayers , with scarcely any variation , has a natural tendency to ...
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... propositions relative to plane loci . 1. If a straight line , drawn through a given point to a straight line given in posi- tion , be divided in a given ratio , the locus of the point of section is a straight line given in position . 2 ...
... propositions relative to plane loci . 1. If a straight line , drawn through a given point to a straight line given in posi- tion , be divided in a given ratio , the locus of the point of section is a straight line given in position . 2 ...
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... proposition , in which the extremes themselves are joined or separated agreeably to what appears upon the above ... proposition which compares the greater extreme , or the pre- dicate of the conclusion , with the middle term , is called ...
... proposition , in which the extremes themselves are joined or separated agreeably to what appears upon the above ... proposition which compares the greater extreme , or the pre- dicate of the conclusion , with the middle term , is called ...
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... propositions that are already kaown . This evidently appears by the foregoing account , where we see that no proposition is admitted to a syllogism , to serve as one of the previous judgments on which the conclusion rests , unless it is ...
... propositions that are already kaown . This evidently appears by the foregoing account , where we see that no proposition is admitted to a syllogism , to serve as one of the previous judgments on which the conclusion rests , unless it is ...
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... proposition , yet he never calls it by that name until he has shown that its sides are equal , and all its angles right ones . Now this is apparently the same form of reasoning we have before exhibited in proving eight to be an even ...
... proposition , yet he never calls it by that name until he has shown that its sides are equal , and all its angles right ones . Now this is apparently the same form of reasoning we have before exhibited in proving eight to be an even ...
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