-
international re****tion. Huygens's next
publication was De
Circuli Magnitudine Inventa (New
findings on the
magnitude of the circle),
published in 1654...
-
magintudinem propositam **** notâ in vel ×: vel
plerumque absque notâ, si
magnitudines denotentur unica litera Recorde,
Robert (1618). The
Ground of Arts. London:...
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nature from one kind to
another may be
called scalar terms. (Latin:
Magnitudines quae ex
genere ad
genus sua vi
proportionaliter adscendunt vel descendunt...
-
aquilae narratur magnitudine, auri
fulgore circa colla,
cetero purpureus,
caeruleam roseis caudam pinnis distinguentibus,
cristis fauces,
caputque plumeo...
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cohibere parietibus deos
neque in
ullam humani oris
speciem adsimulare ex
magnitudine caelestium arbitrator – "The Germans, however, do not
consider it consistent...
-
attribution of the
surname "Caccianemici" is
certainly anachronistic. Ex
magnitudine mõtis. Eugenius. iij.
Patria Ethruſcus
oppido Montis magni. 3. From the...
- qui
nobis effulsit altior lunae sedibus,
insolita prorsus figura, ac
magnitudine, anno 1570.
Robert S. Westman, "The
Comet and the Cosmos: Kepler, Mästlin...
-
species name
perdix is
Latin for "partridge"
Pallas described this auk as
Magnitudine Perdicis. "Murrelet" is a
diminutive of "murre", a word of uncertain...
-
admitti necesse est.
Alterum quod
intendimus fuit, ut
terrarum situs magnitudines locorumque distantias juxta ipsam veritatem quantum ****equi
licet exhiberemus...
- (Cyclometricus, 1621),
further developed by
Christiaan Huygens (De
Circuli Magnitudine Inventa, 1654),
described in
Gerretsen &
Verdenduin (1983, pp. 243–250)...
