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 1 4 |   and that the greater is equal: for it is that amount and
 2 6 |   triangle has its angles equal to two right-angles, and
 3 6 | same thing, or to "become equal" and to "assume the same
 4 6 |   of things that are made equal he assumes that if things
 5 6 | the same magnitude become equal, then also things that become
 6 6 |   also things that become equal assume one magnitude: i.e.
 7 10|     Are the units in four equal to the twos? Observe that
 8 30| unequal things each being equal to itself, it will follow
 9 30| follow that they are both equal and unequal to themselves.~
10 33|  for this will produce an equal perplexity as to what kind