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Some idea of a system of such equations may be given in order to clear the way.
In Professor Chrystal’s Algebra, Chapter XIV., No. 18, p. 303, we have:
“Of the equations
with two similar equations in y, z, where x, y, z are unequal; prove that any two imply the third.” (Cayley.)
