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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 13 (1884) (1884)
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ibes a very large number water will flow out through the of vessels that are founded upon orifice, 7; and if, afterward,we its use. open the vent, M, while there is The ancients, likewise, solved yet water above the upper dia- a problem contrary to that of phragm, a mixture of wine and the tomb of… … Fig. 3—HERON’S DRINKING HORN. rectangular parallelopipedon. At the side of it, and upon tube because of the cork float. Again, let © V be a tube the same base, we place another vessel, A, which is her- that connects the reservoir with the base of the vessel, AM. like 4 B. But the base of A B must…Internet Archive · Public domain (published before 1931). Free to use for anything.
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