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beulah

24th August 2016, 22:12
Many thanks - hopefully I can now finish it.
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wenonah42

25th August 2016, 17:08
Many thanks. Kept persevering and slogged through the grid entries. Took hours but I don't like to give up. As ever with maths I enjoy when the solution falls out at the end. Looking forward to the next one.
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binks

1st September 2016, 17:14
Too late to send but a bit of help would sort the last little corner.
I have 28-6- for 13ac and only 28060 fits but then I don't have a fit for 3d which I have 3--5 which might be 3915 to give me a fit for 5-5-at 11a.
Thanks
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bunty

1st September 2016, 17:34
13a 28365

3d has 5 digits

11a 5355
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binks

1st September 2016, 21:15
Thanks Bunty

All done now - why the title Analogy?

I'd typed the multiples of 305 in the 28000s into my calculator - there were only a few - looking for 28-6- and spotted 28060 straight away but somehow missed 28365.

Sorry I meant 7d rather than 3d I had 3335 but it wouldn't fit without 28365.

Hard work but satisfying.

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cruciverbalist

6th September 2016, 22:03
A Kant Dictionary
Edited by: Howard Caygill
eISBN: 9780631175353
Print publication date: 1995
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cruciverbalist

6th September 2016, 22:10
'Analogy’ has a continuous if underestimated history since Pythagoras. A general theory of analogy was first developed by Eudoxus in response to the crisis of incommensurable ratios encountered by the Pythagoreans.
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cruciverbalist

6th September 2016, 22:14
The overcoming of this early crisis of Greek reason ( logos ) is codified in the definitions of logos and analogos in book five of Euclid's Elements.
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