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200 10$aExercitationum mathematicarum /$fFrans van Schooten
205   $aLiber Quinque.
210  1$aNetherlands :$cElsevier,$d1657.
215   $a1 online resource (535 pages)
300   $a"First published by Johannes Elzevier in 1657. Republished by Elsevier B.V. in 2014."
327   $aLiber primus. Propositionum Arithmeticarum et Geometricarum Centuriam Liber II. Constructione Problematum Simplicium Geometricorum seu Quæ solvi possunt, ducendo tantu?m rectas lineas Liber III. Apollonii Pergæi Loca Plana Restituta Liber IV. Sive de Organica Conicarum Sectionum in Plano Descriptione, Tractatus, Geometris, Opticis, Præsertim ver? Gnomonicis & Mechanicis utilis Liber V. Sectiones triginta miscellaneas
330   $aLike his father before him, Frans van Schooten (1615-1660) taught mathematics at Leiden University, among others to Christiaan Huygens. He is most famous for popularizing the geometric principles of Rene? Descartes, but also wrote treatises of his own. The Elzeviers' Latin edition of this book of mathematical exercises was used at universities throughout Europe. Van Schooten's efforts made Leiden the centre of a strong mathematical community in the seventeenth century.
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