Sir Henry Billingsley. THE ELEMENTS OF GEOMETRIE of the most auncient Philosopher EVCLIDE of Megara
Imprinted at London by John Daye. 1570
Notes in the very fruitfull praeface made by M. I. Dee.
A signe or point is that, which hath no part
A superficies is that, which hath onely lenght and breadth.
Proposition I.1
Proposition I.1. Addition de Campanus
Proposition I.2
Proposition I.5
An other I.5 invented by proclus
Proposition I.43
Proposition I.44
Proposition I.47 called Dulcarnon by barbarous writers
Proposition II.5
Proposition II.11
Proposition II.14
Proposition III.8
Proposition III.35
Proposition III.37
Proposition IV.1
Proposition IV.2
Proposition IV.6
Proposition IV.10
Proposition IV.16
Proposition VI.1
Proposition VI.20
Proposition VI.27
Proposition VI.28
Proposition VI.29
Proposition XI.31
Proposition XI.38
Proposition XII.1
Proposition XIII.1
Proposition XIII.7
Proposition XIII.13
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Sir Henry Billingsley.
THE ELEMENTS OF GEOMETRIE
of the most auncient Philosopher EVCLIDE of Megara.
