Part, §

 1    Text,  XXIV |           Fluxion or moment of the Rectangle of two flowing quantities;
 2    Text,  XXIV |          not fairly get rid of the Rectangle of the moments. In answer
 3    Text,  XXIV |          from the omission of such rectangle (allowing it to be an errour)
 4    Text,  XXVI |          rid of the abovementioned Rectangle. And here I must intreat
 5    Text,  XXVII|         finding the fluxion of the rectangle of two flowing quantities,
 6    Text,  XXVII|            of the increment of the rectangle of such flowing quantities.''
 7    Text,  XXVII|           of the increment of such Rectangle. As this is matter of fact,
 8    Text,  XXVII|         Reader's own eyes. Of what rectangle have we here the Increment?
 9    Text,  XXVII| incrementum aB + bA belongs to the rectangle AB. ~
10    Text,  XXIX |  proportional to the moment of the rectangle. My opinion, agreeably to
11    Text,  XXIX |         velocity which the flowing rectangle hath, not while it is greater
12    Text,  XXIX |          AB.'' For my part, in the rectangle AB considered simply in
13    Text,  XXIX |          manner, the moment of the rectangle is neither it's increment
14    Text,  XXX  |          to the middle whereof the rectangle is extended? This moment,
15    Text,  XXXII|     observe that the Moment of the Rectangle determined by Sir Isaac
16    Text,  XXXII|           and the Increment of the Rectangle determined by me are perfectly