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Hemisphaerium dissectum
Author
White, Richar
Title
Hemisphaerium dissectum
Publisher
ex typographia Manelphi Manelphij
Description
Italiano: Hemisphaerium dissectum opus geometricum in quo obiter tractatur de maximis inscriptibilibus, & minimis circumscribentibus ratio etiam discutitur quare aliquae propositiones non admittant solutionem per media plana vel Euclidis elementa. ... Accessit Appendix de inscriptione in sphaera coni scaleni, & de superficie eius. Demum cubatio cuiusdam partis cylindri dissectae plano. Authore Ricardo Albio Anglo. - Romae : ex typographia Manelphi Manelphij, 1648. - [12], 294, [2] p. : ill. ; fol. .
Language Latin
Publication date 1648 AD
publication_date QS:P577,+1648-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
institution QS:P195,Q3639582
Place of publication Romae
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