Part, §

 1    Text,  XVII  |     venture still to say) that a Fluxion is incomprehensible: That
 2    Text,  XVII  |         clear up the notion of a Fluxion or a Difference? Nothing
 3    Text,  XX    |        on is, that the idea of a Fluxion simply considered is not
 4    Text,  XXIII |  according to Sir Isaac Newton a Fluxion be the velocity of an increment,
 5    Text,  XXIII |  according to him I may call the Fluxion of a Fluxion the Velocity
 6    Text,  XXIII |        may call the Fluxion of a Fluxion the Velocity of a Velocity.
 7    Text,  XXIII |          it not plain, that if a Fluxion be a Velocity, then the
 8    Text,  XXIII |          be a Velocity, then the Fluxion of a Fluxion may agreeably
 9    Text,  XXIII |  Velocity, then the Fluxion of a Fluxion may agreeably thereunto
10    Text,  XXIII |           In like manner if by a Fluxion is meant a nascent augment,
11    Text,  XXIII |        not then follow, that the Fluxion of a Fluxion or second Fluxion
12    Text,  XXIII |    follow, that the Fluxion of a Fluxion or second Fluxion is the
13    Text,  XXIII |   Fluxion of a Fluxion or second Fluxion is the nascent augment of
14    Text,  XXIV  | illegitimately, in obtaining the Fluxion or moment of the Rectangle
15    Text,  XXVII |         the Rule for finding the fluxion of the rectangle of two
16    Text,  XXIX  | decreasing is to be esteemed the Fluxion, or proportional to the
17    Text,  XXIX  |         either may be deemed the Fluxion. But you tell us (P. 49) ``
18    Text,  XXXIII|     obtaining a rule to find the Fluxion of any Power of a flowing
19    Text,  XLIX  |         is enabled to conceive a fluxion, or a fluxion of a fluxion,
20    Text,  XLIX  |         conceive a fluxion, or a fluxion of a fluxion, a part infinitely
21    Text,  XLIX  |       fluxion, or a fluxion of a fluxion, a part infinitely small
22     App,  IV    |         reconciles the idea of a Fluxion which he gives (P. 13,)