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English: Containing Forty-two Copper-plates. In Which the Doctrine of Solids, Delivered in the XIth, XIIth, and XVth Books of Euclid, is Illustrated … by New-invented Schemes Cut Out of Paste-Board. (London, sold by Mr. Watkins, 1758).
Italiano: "An Appendix to Euclid's Elements in Seven Books, contenente quarantadue incisioni e in cui viene illustrata la dottrina dei solidi descritta nell'XI, XII e XV libro di Euclide" |
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| Source | Cowley, John Lodge. An Appendix to Euclid's Elements in Seven Books |
| Author | john cowley |
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