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Galileo and His Judges

Note 11 — Chapter III

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To speak of the circumference of a circle of infinite radius as being identical with a straight line (though practically true enough) is not rigidly accurate. We should say that they approximate infinitely to one another, or in mathematical phraseology, they are equal to each other in the limit.

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