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 1    Text,  XXIV  |      obtaining the Fluxion or moment of the Rectangle of two
 2    Text,  XXVIII|    between an increment and a moment. But it is evident to every
 3    Text,  XXVIII|   self that he useth the word moment to signify either an increment
 4    Text,  XXVIII|     of these I would call the moment? The case you say is difficult.
 5    Text,  XXVIII|    Author's saying that, by a moment he understands either the
 6    Text,  XXVIII| wonderful inference, that his moment is neither the increment
 7    Text,  XXIX  |        or proportional to the moment of the rectangle. My opinion,
 8    Text,  XXIX  |     that, in like manner, the moment of the rectangle is neither
 9    Text,  XXX   |       either extremity of the moment, but as extended to the
10    Text,  XXX   |  acquired the one half of the moment, and as being about to acquire
11    Text,  XXX   | entreat you to tell what this moment is, to the middle whereof
12    Text,  XXX   |   rectangle is extended? This moment, I say, which is acquired,
13    Text,  XXXI  |     of it, constantly calls a Moment, without confining it to
14    Text,  XXXI  | proper for me to consider the Moment in that same Light. But
15    Text,  XXXII |  affair, you observe that the Moment of the Rectangle determined