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Euclides restitutus denuo limatus, sive prisca geometriae elementa
Published by Mascardi, Roma, 1679
Seller: Libreria Antonio Pettini, ROMA, RM, Italy
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
£ 803.42
Convert currency£ 17.33 shipping from Italy to United KingdomQuantity: 1 available
Add to basketIn -12°, 20 cc. 414 pp. (ma 388, la numerazione è sbagliata), 6 cc., 8 tavv. ripiegate, qualche foro di tarlo. Pergamena, con titolo ms al dorso. Terza edizione (la prima è del 1658, a Pisa), comprende gli "Elementa conica" di Apollonio: è anche l'ultima realizzata con Borelli ancora vivo.Third edition (the first is from 1658, in Pisa), it includes the "Elementa conica" of Apollonio. It's also the last one printed with Borelli still alive.
