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"Things which are equal to the same thing, are equal to one another"—is one of Euclid's—

apostulates
btheorems
caxioms
dcorollaries

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This statement is one of Euclid's axioms (common notions), which are self-evident truths assumed without proof and applied across all of mathematics, not just geometry. Postulates, by contrast, are assumptions specific to geometry.

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