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444 - CRAMER, Gabriel *Introduction to the Analysis of Algebraic Curved Lines*. Geneva: Cramer Brothers & Cl. Philibert, 1750. 4to: xxiii-[1]-680-xi-[1] pp.; 33 plates and 1 table (small tear on p. v, some quires slightly browned, some foxing, water stain in the lower margin of p. 661). Contemporary marbled calf, gilt-ornamented spine with raised bands, red edges (repairs to head and tail, joints, and most corners; some wear; wormholes in the spine). First edition of a major treatise on analytical geometry containing Cramer’s theorem and the Cramer-Euler paradox. Cramer’s work was the most comprehensive exposition of algebraic curves at that time. Illustrated with 33 folded plates and 1 folded table. Formerly owned by Charles Rousselin de Corbeau de Saint-Albin (1773–1847), French politician (armored bookplate).
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CRAMER, Gabriel *Introduction to the Analysis of Algebraic Curved Lines*. Geneva: Cramer Brothers & Cl. Philibert, 1750. 4to: xxiii-[1]-680-xi-[1] pp.; 33 plates and 1 table (small tear on p. v, some quires slightly browned, some foxing, water stain in the lower margin of p. 661). Contemporary marbled calf, gilt-ornamented spine with raised bands, red edges (repairs to head and tail, joints, and most corners; some wear; wormholes in the spine). First edition of a major treatise on analytical geometry containing Cramer’s theorem and the Cramer-Euler paradox. Cramer’s work was the most comprehensive exposition of algebraic curves at that time. Illustrated with 33 folded plates and 1 folded table. Formerly owned by Charles Rousselin de Corbeau de Saint-Albin (1773–1847), French politician (armored bookplate).
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