...but not as a Part. A Cypher being added to or taken from a Number does neither encreafe nor diminifh it :, from it is taken the Beginning of Computation,...to the principal Properties of a Geometrical Point. Nor is that altogether unexceptionable, which is faid of Pofition ; for a Point taken univerfally is...

...from it is taken the beginning of computation, while itself is not computed; and it bears a manifest relation to the principal properties of a geometrical...boundary? For Euclid defines a term to be the extremity of anything; implying by the extremity something belonging to that of which it is the bound. But how can...