THE Present State OF THE REPUBLICK OF LETTERS.: Giving a General View of the State of Learning Throughout EUROPE; and Containing Not Only an Early Account, But Accurate Abstracs of the Most Valuable Books Published in Great Britain Or Foreign Parts. Interpreted with Dissertationis on Several Curious and Entertaining Subjects; Miscellaneous Reflections on AUTHORS; and Historical Memoirs of the Lives of the Most Eminent WRITERS in All Branches of Polite Literature, Band 17W. Innys and R. Manby, at the West End of St. Paul's, 1736 |
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... himself with fuch demonftrations , as the method of indivifibles did afford ; and Mr. Robins has fhewn , that these propofitions may be perfectly demonftrated ano- ther way by exhauftions . § . 9. Because Philalethe's fees not the ufe ...
... himself with fuch demonftrations , as the method of indivifibles did afford ; and Mr. Robins has fhewn , that these propofitions may be perfectly demonftrated ano- ther way by exhauftions . § . 9. Because Philalethe's fees not the ufe ...
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... himself in the use of indivifibles in the investigation of problems , even to his dying day . Mr. Robins has Thewn , where he used them in his Principia . Here I must take leave to inform Philalethes , that he does not understand , what ...
... himself in the use of indivifibles in the investigation of problems , even to his dying day . Mr. Robins has Thewn , where he used them in his Principia . Here I must take leave to inform Philalethes , that he does not understand , what ...
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... himself made ufe of infinitely fmall quantities at the very time he undertook to fhew there was no neceffity for fo doing ? " Se & . VII . § . 1-4 . Any given difference does not mean merely any affignable difference , but any ...
... himself made ufe of infinitely fmall quantities at the very time he undertook to fhew there was no neceffity for fo doing ? " Se & . VII . § . 1-4 . Any given difference does not mean merely any affignable difference , but any ...
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... himself to apprehend its mean- ing fo truly , as to be in no fear of expreffing that meaning by different forms of words . S3-9 . To what purpose are these four fup- pofitions here again repeated ? Has not Philalethes yet difcovered ...
... himself to apprehend its mean- ing fo truly , as to be in no fear of expreffing that meaning by different forms of words . S3-9 . To what purpose are these four fup- pofitions here again repeated ? Has not Philalethes yet difcovered ...
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... himself : elfe he would fcarce have been guilty of fo manifeft a begging the queftion , as is contained in these words , When they come to vanish , they will arrive at the ratio of an abfolute equality . Knows he not , that Mr. Ro- bins ...
... himself : elfe he would fcarce have been guilty of fo manifeft a begging the queftion , as is contained in these words , When they come to vanish , they will arrive at the ratio of an abfolute equality . Knows he not , that Mr. Ro- bins ...
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