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The lost solar system of the ancients discovered (1856)

Wilson, John, writer in astronomy · London Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans, & Roberts · leaf 134

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T2 x D3 x content pyramid.In the orbicular velocities t, the time of describing unity, oc - x ordinate obeliskv or t x ordinate obelisk VARIATIONS. 121 t2 oc axis t2 x axis2 x area obelisk xpt. pt2 oc axis x pyramid or £ axis -3 t3 x ordinate x pyramid or ■£■ ordinate : 3 . —: 3 pt x ordinate x… … Fig. 50. ordinate will = 6, which equals the area of the first paral-lelogram or 6 x 1, 6 being the last ordinate of the obeliskcorresponding to its axis 36, and the first ordinate of thepylonic area. The mean ordinates of 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, the sectional axes,will correspond to the mean ordinates…

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