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  1. ARE YOU SURE ABOUT THIS INTERPRETATION? (1 link)
  2. '''I'd put: 1=1x1, 3=(1+1/2)x2, 6=2x3, 10=(2+1/2)x4...''' (1 link)
  3. '''I'm not sure what the Hebrew means, but it doesn't seem to correspond to the formula. I'd leave it with a question mark''' (1 link)
  4. IS THERE A WAY TO CORRECT THE SIZE OF THE SUPERSCRIPT OF THE SUBSCRIPT (1 link)
  5. '''I think it's all about the unit digits, and that the second line is about 2 and 8, and not 2 and 2''' (1 link)
  6. '''I think RISHONIM here means first rather than prime, so it's about a sequence of cubed numbers. ''' (1 link)
  7. I THINK THIS REFERS TO THE EXTREME OF CROSS LIKE SUBSETS OF THE SQUARES, E.G. 7+27=19+15 (1 link)
  8. I WOULD EXPLAIN THIS IN WORDS (1 link)
  9. I WOULD SAY HERE THAT THE SUM OF ITS PARTS IS THE NUMBER LESS 1 (1 link)
  10. I WOULD USE HERE a n RATHER THAN THE FORMULA (1 link)
  11. '''Maybe add "Sic" so it is clear that the error is in the original and not in the translation?''' (1 link)
  12. '''Maybe be a little more careful here and say that the former ratio is the duplicate of the latter? More generally, perhaps use the a:b :: c:d notation instead of a:b=c:d?''' (1 link)
  13. NOTE THE FONT PROBLEM (1 link)
  14. '''perhaps add "sic"''' (1 link)
  15. '''Perhaps: an analogous addition of even number will produce n^3+n?''' (1 link)
  16. '''Perhaps: is rising by one at a time?''' (1 link)
  17. '''prime?''' (1 link)
  18. '''sic?''' (1 link)
  19. '''This doesn't really reflect the two stage process...''' (1 link)
  20. THIS LOOKS LIKE TOO MUCH. PERHAPS BETTER TO WRITE ODD+1=EVEN ETC. (1 link)
  21. THIS PRESENTATION LOOKS STRANGE. I DONT THINK ITS VERY CLEAR (1 link)
  22. THIS SEEMS TO RELATE TO ANY TWO SYMMETRIC DIAGONALS, NOT JUST MAIN DIAGONALS (1 link)

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