Euclid's Elements 1647

"Elementorum Euclidis Libri Terdecum" published in London by Gulielmus Jones, 1620.The first publication of Euclid in England. Inked name on title page "Johes Meredith". Printed on laid paper withdiag

The Thirteen Books of Euclid's Elements by T.L. Heath. Three volume set printed in Cambridge in 1908. Bound in blue cloth with gold gilt lettering on spines.

Heading: Author: Euclid Title: [Elements, i.e.] The English Euclide, being the First Six Elements of Geometry, Translated out of the Greek, with Annotations and useful Supplements, by Edmund Scarburg

Published in Argentinae 1571. Bound together with Heron of Alexandria. Printed in both Greek and Latin on laid paper. Engraved book plate for "Hermann Rauchfuss" and an old paper label "Liber Biblioth

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Containing the Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth books. Printed London, for T. Woodward at the Half-Moon near Temple-Bar, 1731. Leather bound. Some wear.

The Eleventh edition by Samuel Cunn. Printed London, 1772, for W. Strahan, J & F Rivington, Hawes et al. Leather bound. Foxing and wear.

"Elements of Euclid" and "Euclid's Data" by Robert Simson, M.D. J. And M. Robertson, Glasgow, 1803. Includes three trigonometry fold out plates. And "Early Editions of Euclid's Elements" by CharlesTho

Heading: Author: Heath, Thomas (translator) Title: The Thirteen Books of Euclid's Elements, Translated from the Text of Heiberg with Introduction and Commentary by Thomas Heath Place Published: Cambr

Archimedes, book 1 by Charles Mugler. In French and Greek. Paris, 1970, Euclid's Elements edited by IL Heiberg, 1883 with diagrams. Marked for Cambridge Union Society and facsimile of the same book pr

Mathematics.- Euclid. Euclide's elements, translated by Isaac Barrow, title in red and black and with engraved printer's device, numerous woodcut diagrams, first and last ff. laid down, occasional spo

The Elements of Euclid, The First Six Books together with the Eleventh and Twelfth; also The Book of Euclid's Data in like manner corrected by Robert Simson. 1787. Edinburgh. FRONT BOOK COVER AND FRON

"Elements of Euclid" by Robert Simson, professor of mathematics, Glasgow University. Printed by Robert and Andrew Foulis, Glasgow University, 1756 with multiple pages including geometric diagrams. The

Title: THE ELEMENTS OF EUCLID-Mathamatical-leather-1823 Provenance: by Simson, Robert M. D. & Christision, John. . About this Item: Edinburgh University Press, London, 1823. Hardcover; Later Printing.

Vistosi style Multi Tier Chandelier. Sculptural glass prism elements. Dimensions: Height: 17.5 inches, Width: 20 inches, Depth: 20 inches. --- - - We offer curbside delivery to NYC, Manhattan, Close B

"Euclides Elements of Geometry: the first VI books: in a compendious form contracted and demonstrated" by Captain Thomas Rudd. The first English translation of Euclid. Mathematical preface by John Dee

"Geometrical Problems deducible from the first six books of Euclid, arranged and solved: to which is added and appendix containing the elements of plain trigonometry for the use of the younger student

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L. & J.G. STICKLEY CHINA CABINETCirca 1910In oak. Paneled glass door encloses two interior shelves. Original label on back.Height 55". Width 34". Depth 15".

A LARGE AQUAMARINE RING with diamond shoulders.

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