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1 I, 3 | but asserts that they are equal in power. For on this view 2 I, 3 | amounts of each that are equal in power, just as would 3 I, 4 | apparent speed, which is equal to that of things thrown 4 I, 13| And in Liguria a river equal in size to the Rhodanus 5 III, 3 | at the same point and are equal, the points where they form 6 III, 3 | the lines AG, AZ, AD be equal and those at B, GB, ZB, 7 III, 3 | and those at B, GB, ZB, DB equal too. (See diagram.)~Draw 8 III, 3 | Then the triangles are equal; for their base AEB is equal. 9 III, 3 | equal; for their base AEB is equal. Draw perpendiculars to 10 III, 3 | these perpendiculars are equal, being in equal triangles. 11 III, 3 | perpendiculars are equal, being in equal triangles. And they are 12 III, 5 | will make the angle KMH equal, in every plane. Further, 13 III, 5 | of triangles on HI and KI equal to the triangles HMI and 14 III, 5 | the same point and will be equal. Let O be the point on which