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...of quantity into proper and improper. " I call that (says he) proper quantity, which is measured '.* by its own kind ; or which, of its own nature, is capable of being " doubled or trebled, without taking in any quantity of a different " kind as a measure of it. Thus a line is measured...

...of quantity into p/oper and impioper. " I call that (says " he) proper quantity, which is measured by its own kind ; or which, of its own " nature, is capable of being doubled or trebled, without taking in any quantity of " a different kind as a measure of it. Thus a line is measured...

...notice of by Aristotle ; but it deserves some explanation. That properly is quantity which is measured by its own kind ; or which of its own nature is capable...without taking in any quantity of a different kind as a measure of it. Improper quantity is that which cannot be measured by its own kind ; but to which we...

...of quantity into proper and improper. " I call that," Nays he, " proper quantity, which is measured by its own kind ; or which, of its own nature is capable of being doubled or trebled, without taking in any quantity of a different kind as a measure of it. Thus a line is measured...

...of quantity into proper and improper. " I call that," says he, " proper quantity, which is measured by its own kind ; or which, of its own nature is capable of being doubled or trebled, without taking in any quantity of a different kind as a measure of it. Thus a line is measured...

...of quantity into proper and improper. " I call that," says he, " proper quantity, which is measured by its own kind ; or which, of its own nature, is capable of being doubled or trebled, without taking in any quantity of a different kind as a measure of it. Thus a line is measured...

...quantity into proper and improper. "I call that," says he, "proper quantity, which is measured Ity its own kind ; or which, of its own nature, is capable of being doubled or trebled, without taking in any quantity of a different kind as a measure of it. Tims a line is measured...