Isaac Newton: In my Judgment no Lines ought to be admitted into plain Geometry besides the right Line and the Circle.

In my Judgment no Lines ought to be admitted into plain Geometry besides the rig — Isaac Newton

In my Judgment no Lines ought to be admitted into plain Geometry besides the right Line and the Circle.

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