DECHALLES, OZANAM - Les élémens d'Euclide du R.P. Dechalles de la compagnie de J…
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DECHALLES, OZANAM - Les élémens d'Euclide du R.P. Dechalles de la compagnie de Jésus, et de M. Ozanam de l'Académie Royale des Sciences. Démontrés d'une manière nouvelle & facile, & augmentée d'un grand nombre de propositions & d'usage, & d'un traité complet des rapports par M. Audrierne. Paris, Chez Antoine Jombert, 1753; in-12, XII-549 pp. bound in contemporary full marbled calf, 5-rib spine, edges painted red, beige morocco title-piece. Illustrated with 20 plates. Consultant : Mr. Philippe HENRY

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DECHALLES, OZANAM - Les élémens d'Euclide du R.P. Dechalles

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