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magnitude to the universe. — Archimedis
Syracusani Arenarius &
Dimensio Circuli Archimedes, The Sand
Reckoner 511 R U, by Ilan Vardi,
accessed 28-II-2007...
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material in Latin. A
variety of organisations, as well as
informal Latin circuli 'circles', have been
founded in more
recent times to
support the use of...
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first publication was
Theoremata de
Quadratura Hyperboles,
Ellipsis et
Circuli (Theorems on the
quadrature of the hyperbola, ellipse, and circle), published...
- Archimedes' book The Sand
Reckoner (Archimedis
Syracusani Arenarius &
Dimensio Circuli)
describes a work by
Aristarchus in
which he
advanced the heliocentric...
- 1779]. "Investigatio
quarundam serierum, quae ad
rationem peripheriae circuli ad
diametrum vero
proxime definiendam maxime sunt accommodatae". Nova Acta...
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Cylinder I-II.
Measurement of the
Circle (Latin: In
Archimedis Dimensionem Circuli). On the
Equilibrium of
Planes I-II. An
introduction to Book I of Ptolemy's...
- Addison-Wesley. p. 22-10. ISBN 0-201-02010-6.
Cotes wrote: "Nam si
quadrantis circuli quilibet arcus,
radio CE descriptus,
sinun habeat CX
sinumque complementi...
- The
following lists show the
administrative divisions of the
lands belonging to the
Hungarian crown (1000–1920) at
selected points of time. The
names are...
- of the
Astronomical Unit.
Before he left Padua,
Gregory published Vera
Circuli et
Hyperbolae Quadratura (1667) in
which he
approximated the
areas of the...
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equivalent in
Polish Medieval Latin,
circuli, or "rings": "for the queen, for
rings of
obwarzanki [pro
circulis obarzankij], 1 grosz". In 1496, King John...
