Apollonius <Pergaeus>, Apollonii Pergaei Conicorvm Lib. V. VI. VII. paraphraste Abalphato Asphahanensi : nunc primum editi ; additvs in calce Archimedis assvmptorvm liber, ex codibvs arabicis mss Abrahamus Ecchellensis Maronita latinos reddidit, Jo. Alfonsvs Borellvs curam in geometricis versione contulit & [et] notas vberiores in vniuersum opus adiecit

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[51.] NOTÆ.
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[52.] SECTIO QVINTA Continens XI. Propoſit. Apollonij.
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[53.] NOTÆ.
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[54.] SECTIO SEXTA Continens Propoſit. XIII. XIV. XV. Apollonij.
Page: 65 (27)
[55.] NOTÆ.
Page: 66 (28)
[56.] SECTIO SEPTIMA Continens XXVI. XXVII. XXVIII. Propoſ. Apollonij. PROPOSITIO XXVI. & XXVII.
Page: 67 (29)
[57.] PROPOSITIO XXVIII.
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[58.] NOTÆ.
Page: 68 (30)
[59.] LEMMA V.
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[60.] LEMMA. VI.
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[61.] LEMMA VII.
Page: 69 (31)
[62.] SECTIO OCTAVA Continens Prop. IL. L. LI. LII. LIII. Apoll.
Page: 70 (32)
[63.] PROPOSITIO IL. & L.
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[64.] PROPOSITIO LI.
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[65.] PROPOSITIO LII. LIII.
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[66.] PROPOSITIO LIV. LV.
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[67.] PROPOSITIO LVI.
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[68.] PROPOSITIO LVII.
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[69.] Notæ in Propoſit. IL. L.
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[70.] Notæ in Propoſit. LI.
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[71.] Demonſtratio ſecundæ partis. PROPOSITIONIS LI.
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[72.] Notæ in Propoſ. LII. LIII.
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[73.] Secunda pars buius propoſitionis, quam Apollonius non expoſuit hac ratione ſuppleri poteſt.
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[74.] Notæ in Propoſ. LIV. LV.
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[75.] Notæ in Propoſit. LVI.
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[76.] LEMMA VIII.
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[77.] Notæ in Propoſ. LVII.
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[78.] SECTIO NONA Continens Propoſ. LVIII. LIX. LX. LXI. LXII. & LXIII.
Page: 98 (60)
[79.] PROPOSITIO LVIII.
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[80.] PROPOSITIO LIX. LXII. & LXIII.
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23PRÆFATIO.
ABRAHAMI ECCHELLENSIS
IN LATINAM EX ARABICIS
Librorum Apollonij Pergæi verſionem
PRÆFATIO.
APOLLONIVS Pergæus vetuſtiſſimus,
ac magni nominis Græcus auctor otto de
Sectionibus Conicis conſcripſit libros.
Horum priores quatuor hactenus omnium
teruntur manibus; poſteriores verò, ne-
ſcio quo fato, & rerum viciſſitudine ſunt
amiſſi, ac non ſine magno literatorum
animi mcerore iamdudum deplorati, &
nuſquam perdiligenter non quæſiti ab ijs præſertim, qui Geo-
metriæ, & Matheſeos operam nauant ſtudijs, ſed fuſtra diu.
Tandem deprehenſum eſt, hos, quemadmodum, & reliquam
penè Grecæ ſapientiæ ſupellectilem ad Arabum migraſſe ſcho-
las, ibique Arabicè conuerſos, & Arabicis indutos ornamen-
tis, in illius gentis tamquam extorres, & inquilinos latitaſſe
Bibliothecis. Quamobrem eorum miſerti vicem Sereniſſimi

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