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The elements of geometrie of the most auncient philosopher
Euclide of Megara faithfully (now first)
translated into the Englishe toung by H. Billingsley, citizen
of London; whereunto are annexed certaine scholies,
annotations, and inventions, of the best mathematiciens, both
of time past and in this our age; with a very fruitfull
praeface made by M.I. Dee, specifying the chief mathematicall
scieces, what they are, and whereunto commodious; where, also
are disclosed certaine new secrets mathematicall and
mechanicall, untill these our daies, greatly missed.
London : Imprinted by Iohn Daye, 1570.
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William Oughtred (1575-1660), 1647.
The key of the mathematicks new forged and filed: together with a Treatise of
the resolution of all kinds of affected aequations in numbers. With the rule of
compound usury; and demonstration of the rule of false position. And a most
easie art of delineating all manner of plaine sun-dyalls. Geometrically taught,
by Will. Oughtred.
[There are no copies of this work listed in WorldCat (or OCLC the Online Computer Library Caltagoue), yet there are two copies at American University. Only one has the portrait of Oughtred.]QA33
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Philosophiae naturalis principia mathematica.
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Universal arithmetick: or, A treatise of
arithmetical composition and resolution. Written in Latin by Sir Isaac Newton.
Translated by the late Mr. Ralphson; and rev. and cor. by Mr. Cunn. To which is
added, a treatise upon the measures of ratios, by James Maguire, A.M. The whole
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Maria Gaetana Agnesi (1718-1799), 1801
Analytical institutions in four books:
originally written in Italian / By Donna Maria Gaetana Agnesi ... Tr. into
English by the late Rev. John Colson ... Now first printed, from the
translator’s manuscript, under the inspection of the Rev. John Hellins,
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L'Hospital, Guillaume (1661-1704), 1730.
The method of fluxions both direct and
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Playfair, John (1748-181), 1814
Elements of geometry: containing the first six
books of Euclid, with a supplement on the properties of the circle, the
intersections of planes, and the geometry of solids / by John Playfair, 2d
American ed. with improvements. Boston, Printed by T. B. Wait and Sons for
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J.-L. (Jean-Louis) Boucharlat (d. 1848), 1828.
An elementary treatise on the differential and integral calculus.
Cambridge : W. P. Grant, 1828.
Translation of Elemens de calcul differentiel et de calcul integral.
QA303 .B752 1828
Bézout, Etienne (1730-1783), 1836.
First principles of the differential and
integral calculus, or The doctrine of fluxions, taken chiefly from the
mathematics of Bézout, and translated from the French for the use of the
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Euclid, edited by
Byrne, Oliver (1810-1880), 1847.
The first six books of the elements of Euclid, in which coloured diagrams and symbols are used instead of letters for the greater ease of learners,
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Euclid and his modern rivals,
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