Annual and miscellaneous addresses during the years 1910-1911-1912 (1910)
Burrage, Charles Dana, 1857-1926 · [n.p. · leaf 156
ed by sixt(iual stiuarcs, each solid angle fornu-d by the union of thrfcplane right angles. This body being next most .sul)staiitial inform, as well as firmest and most immovable on its base, rejire-sents tlie platonic element of EARTH. 80 D. E F., the water triangle, divideil into four equilateral… … ihedr by 20 equal equilateral triangles, each solid angle formed by theunion of five plane acute angles. This body being the heaviestof the solids contained bv triangles, and next in weight to theCube, represents the Platonic element of WATER. The six small triangles around the circumference…
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