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Magic squares and cubes (1908)

Andrews, W. S. (William Symes), b. 1847, Carus, Paul, 1852-1919, Frierson, Lorraine Screven, b. 1861, Browne, Charles Albert, 1870-1947 · Chicago, Open Court · leaf 61

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MAGIC SQUARES. indefinitely and used for the construction of larger odd magic squares of this class. The smallest even concentric magic square is that of 6 X 6, of … Fig. 125. Fig. 129. Totals of 4 X 4 square = 130. Totals of 6 X 6 square = 195. Totals of 8 X 8 square = 260. which Fig. 120 is an example. The development of this square may be traced in the diagrams given in Figs. 117, 118, and 119. The center square of 4 X 4 is perfect, but after the panel is…

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