Letter

1 VIII| resisting them; and who, by a series of struggles, have at last
2 IX  |       was enslaved for a long series of years by the Romans,
3 XIII|       informed with the whole series of metaphysical notions:
4 XIII|      so often repeated mighty series of reasoning, amounts to
5 XV  |        unknown for so great a series of years), which was the
6 XVII|       division to an infinite series.~The Lord Brouncker employed
7 XVII|       Brouncker employed this series to square the hyperbola.