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although this at least can by no means be dovbted ; for the mathematicians (by their unerring demonstrations) convince us, etc. On the ana- coluthon, see infra, xxxvi. 88, note on confirmato illo,,,.
quin .... sit, Our reading is given by many of the best MSS., as the Regius and Gudiani I. and II., and adopted by Kiihner and Klotz. Some editors insert between pleraque and quam- quam the words sic et hoc. Ernesti, Moser, and Tregder omit an.
In medio mundo : In the middle of the universe.
Ad : i...n comparison with ; like the Greek irp^s. So Ter- ence, Eun, IV. iv. 14 : ne comparandus hic quidem ad illum est, Cic. pro Deiot, viii. 24 : addidit etiam illud, equites non optimos misisse : veteres, credo, Caesar : nihil ad tuum equita- tam, See Hand'8 Tursellinus, Vol. I. pp. 104, 105.
Quasi puncti instar obtinere: *^ Has almost the appearance of a point.^^ On the word instar, see Zumpt's Grammar, § 89.
Quasi .... habeant. See supra, note on quasi agatur, iv. 8.
Momenta. Motions, or laws of molion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
although this at least can by no means be dovbted ; for the mathematicians (by their unerring demonstrations) convince us, etc. On the ana- coluthon, see infra, xxxvi. 88, note on confirmato illo,,,.
quin .... sit, Our reading is given by many of the best MSS., as the Regius and Gudiani I. and II., and adopted by Kiihner and Klotz. Some editors insert between pleraque and quam- quam the words sic et hoc. Ernesti, Moser, and Tregder omit an.
In medio mundo : In the middle of the universe.
Ad : i...n comparison with ; like the Greek irp^s. So Ter- ence, Eun, IV. iv. 14 : ne comparandus hic quidem ad illum est, Cic. pro Deiot, viii. 24 : addidit etiam illud, equites non optimos misisse : veteres, credo, Caesar : nihil ad tuum equita- tam, See Hand'8 Tursellinus, Vol. I. pp. 104, 105.
Quasi puncti instar obtinere: *^ Has almost the appearance of a point.^^ On the word instar, see Zumpt's Grammar, § 89.
Quasi .... habeant. See supra, note on quasi agatur, iv. 8.
Momenta. Motions, or laws of molion.
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