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# Title: Pascaliana (shelfmark LH XXXV, XV, I)
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Scholium. 1.
Sudi sit ut hyporbola sit in insinitum extonsa et duabus constet
parribus, quavum quaelibet insinitum spatium suscipit. una
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vira ex semiss porbolis e apparonna parts vuius aiphoria
altira alurius. Sic singula punaaporiphoriae dant suas
apparencias in alurura semihsporbolarum, demplis duobus
punctis qua in naira semihypabola roporiuntur, niso
ad distantiam infinitam.
Scholium a.
Crctribus precedenibus eorollaris patet duo esse puncta
dificionua in hyporbola, vuicum in Tarabola, nullum in
Antobola.
Corrollarium.
deapparonlit demposiris siplanum secans suporsiciem concam, Antobolam
circuli
efficiat omnes recta qua lipriph: secant projcient inplanum
conifectionis apparentias suas. quae quidem secabunt
Antobolam in duobus punctio.
corollarium
Siplanum suporsicem concam secano omnes recta quae feioculi
priph: secant, proijcient suas apparentias inplanum coniu
sctionio, quod si recasecans porphoriam ad punctum
quod apparentia caret, non pirtincat, ipsius apparentia
implano tabilla secabit parabolam in duobut punctis
sec auim