Catalogue Entry: NATP00222
Newton's Waste Book (Part 3)
[Editorial Note 1] Newton numbered the first two paragraphs to indicate their order within the text. These paragraphs have been moved in our transcription according to Newton's numbering.
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[21] May. 1665.
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[25] {To} find the velocitys of bodys by the lines they de{scr}ibe.
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[28] Of tangents to Geometricall lines.
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[31] Of tangents to Mechanicall lines.
[32] Of the crookednesse of Geometricall lines.
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[34] May 30th 1665
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[38] The construction of sollid — & Linear Problems
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[40] A Generall rule wherby any Probleme may bee resolved.
[41] By what lines a Problem may bee resolved.
[42] In how many points two lines may intersect.
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[47] Constructions performed by a Parabola of the 2d kind. x=y3
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[51] † juxta proxima præce{illeg}us, erit VF−2gT {ad} VF+2TV {ut} sinus refrationis ad sinum inciden{tiæ}.
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[58] {illeg} equall, otherwise {illeg} they differ by {illeg} 5 let the differen{ce} of the numbers be {illeg} R & the {illeg} tenth part of their Summ S.
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[79] {Decem} 1st Epist. 2)
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[81] Nota. distantia Cometæ {illeg} stella B Feb 7 juxta Hookium fuit pars distantiæ primæ et {Sedæ} Arietis id, est {5}′ 12″ seu . Situs autem erat cometa in medio inter stellas B et C.
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[84] I Gradus Problematum:
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[86] II Quantitates positivæ et subductitiæ cum earum notis
[87] III Quantitates im{p}ossibiles.
[88] IV Quibus lineijs problemata solvuntur{.}
[89] V Ordines Linearum.
[90] Modus exprimendi lineas
[91] Locus linearis puncti vagi.
[92] Curvarum proprietates generales.
[93] Tangentes ad Curvas descriptas ducere.
[94] De cruribus infinitis et Asymptotis curvarum.
[95] Quomodo curare in species distinguendæ
[96] De curvarum tangentibus
[97] Notarum quarundam explicatio.
[98] Fluxiones quantitatum.
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[104] Exempla prima
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[Editorial Note 3] This edit was later made to the text on f. 130r by Newton.
[106] Exemplum in {lineis} tertij ordi{s}.
[107] Species Linearum ejusdem Generis.
[108] Exemplum in lineis secundi ac tertij ordinis.
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