Quadrates [verb]

But some magnitudes there are which have no common measure, as the Diagony of a quadrate and his side, 116.

This is the rate of a quadrate with a rectangle and a quadrate.

For the rectangle of the segments, and the quadrate, are made of one side, and of the segments of the other.

Here the first quadrate oy, is five times as great, as the second su.

And a Rhomboides is so opposed to an oblong, as a Rhombus is to a quadrate.

But the side of a quadrate proposed in a number is oft times sought.

To the quadrate of each of these both the rectangles of the segments shall be equall.

Let the Rectangle of ae, and ay, be equall to the quadrate of ai.

Lastly, to the equalls adde the quadrate of the bisegment or halfe.

And by the same argument it shall be treble unto the quadrate or square of ei.