Title sheet in Johann Christoph Heilbronners 'Historia Matheseos Universæ ...', Title page of Johann Christoph Heilbronn's 'Historia Matheseos Universæ ...' from the 18th century, title page, 1742, Johann Christoph Heilbronner: Historia Matheseos Universæ A Mundo Condito Ad Seculum P.C.N. XVI. Præcipuorum Mathematicorum Vitas, Dogmata, Scripta Et Manuscripta Complexa. [...]. Liber primus. Lipsiæ: Impensis Joh. Friderici Gleditschii, M D CCXLII

Title sheet in Johann Christoph Heilbronners 'Historia Matheseos Universæ ...', Title page of Johann Christoph Heilbronn's 'Historia Matheseos Universæ ...' from the 18th century, title page, 1742, Johann Christoph Heilbronner: Historia Matheseos Universæ A Mundo Condito Ad Seculum P.C.N. XVI. Præcipuorum Mathematicorum Vitas, Dogmata, Scripta Et Manuscripta Complexa. [...]. Liber primus. Lipsiæ: Impensis Joh. Friderici Gleditschii, M D CCXLII Stock Photo

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Title sheet in Johann Christoph Heilbronners 'Historia Matheseos Universæ ...', Title page of Johann Christoph Heilbronn's 'Historia Matheseos Universæ ...' from the 18th century, title page, 1742, Johann Christoph Heilbronner: Historia Matheseos Universæ A Mundo Condito Ad Seculum P.C.N. XVI. Præcipuorum Mathematicorum Vitas, Dogmata, Scripta Et Manuscripta Complexa. [...]. Liber primus. Lipsiæ: Impensis Joh. Friderici Gleditschii, M D CCXLII

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