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Quisquis dividit numerum per numerum unum duorum intendit. Aut enim intendit scire quid accidat uni, scilicet, cum dividit rem unam per aliam alterius generis; veluti cum dividit decem nummos per quinque homines non intendit nisi scire quid accidat uni illorum. Aut intendit scire que est comparatio unius ad alterum, scilicet dividendi ad dividentem, cum dividit unam rem per aliam eiusdem generis; veluti si vellet dividere viginti sextarios per decem sextarios non vult scire nisi quam comparationem habent viginti sextarii ad decem. In hiis autem duobus modis modus agendi idem est.
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Sesiano, J. (2014). Capitulum de divisione. In: The Liber mahameleth . Sources and Studies in the History of Mathematics and Physical Sciences. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-03940-4_4
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