Introduction to Arithmetic¶
Gerasa, N. o. (1926). Introduction to Arithmetic.
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- Superpartient Ratio
- A superpartient ratio is a class in the ancient Greek and later medieval taxonomy of unequal ratios
This sourceD'Ooge's translation of Nicomachus, where superpartient (epimeres) is the third species of the greater inequality, with the volume's accompanying studies covering the translators and commentators through whom the taxonomy travelled. D'Ooge's translation of Nicomachus, which carries the reciprocal 'sub-' species for the lesser inequality, subsuperpartient among them.
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- A superpartient ratio is a class in the ancient Greek and later medieval taxonomy of unequal ratios
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