Johannes VVallisi, SS. Th.D. The geometry of Professor Savilian in the famous Academy of Oxford, the first part of his mathematical works [electronic resource]: where they are contained, the inaugural address. Mathesis universalis, or, comprising Arithmetic as well as specious. Against Meibomius, a dialogue on the proportions of the Electic treatise

Name: Johannes VVallisi, SS. Th.D. The geometry of Professor Savilian in the famous Academy of Oxford, the first part of his mathematical works [electronic resource]: where they are contained, the inaugural address. Mathesis universalis, or, comprising Arithmetic as well as specious. Against Meibomius, a dialogue on the proportions of the Electic treatise
Author: John Wallis 1616-1703.

Title	Johannes VVallisi, SS. Th.D. The geometry of Professor Savilian in the famous Academy of Oxford, the first part of his mathematical works [electronic resource]: where they are contained, the inaugural address. Mathesis universalis, or, comprising Arithmetic as well as specious. Against Meibomius, a dialogue on the proportions of the Electic treatise
Author	John Wallis 1616-1703.
Publication Date:	1657
Publication Place	- Oxford: Printed by Leon. Lichfield Academy printers, at the expense of Tho. Robinson
Type	Book
Language	fas,lat
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	Red de Bibliotecas y Archivos del CSIC
Record ID	34CSIC_ALMA_DS51207443780004201
Date	anno 1657
Notes	eebo-0113 "Johannis Vallis, Saviliani Professor of Geometry, Inaugural Address" has a separate dated title page; it is unpaginated. "Johannis VVallisi, S.S. Th.D. Geometry Professoris Saviliani in the famous Academia Oxoniensis; Mathesis universalis" and "Johannis Wallisi S.S. Th.D. Geometry Professoris Saviliani, in the famous Academia Oxoniensis; Adversus Marci Meibomii, de proportionibus dialogum, tractatus elentcius" each have separate dated title page and pagination; the register is continuous. "De proportionibus, dialogi; a Marcus Meibomius written; refutation" (caption title) has separate pagination and register., Text continuous despite pagination., Includes a chapter on logarithms and a passage about chess in Persian and Latin, Includes errata., Reproduction of original in: Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery.. "Johannis VVallis, Geometriae Professoris Saviliani, Oratio inauguralis" has separate dated title page; it is unpaginated. "Johannis VVallisi, S.S. Th.D. Geometry Professoris Saviliani in the famous Academia Oxoniensis; Mathesis universalis" and "Johannis Wallisi S.S. Th.D. Geometry Professoris Saviliani, in the famous Academia Oxoniensis; Adversus Marci Meibomii, de proportionibus dialogum, tractatus elentcius" each have separate dated title page and pagination; the register is continuous. "De proportionibus, dialogi; a Marcus Meibomius inscripti; refutation" (caption title) has separate pagination and register., Text continuous despite pagination., Includes a chapter on logarithms and a passage about chess in Persian and Latin, Includes errata., Reproduction of original in: Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery.
Sample Text	eebo-0113
Atıf Notu	Wing, D.G. Short-title catalogue of books printed in England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, and British America, and of English books printed in other countries, 1641-1700 (2nd ed. 1994), W599, English short title catalogue, R18077
Dil Notu	Text chiefly in Latin, with a passage in Persian.

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Johannes VVallisi, SS. Th.D. The geometry of Professor Savilian in the famous Academy of Oxford, the first part of his mathematical works [electronic resource]: where they are contained, the inaugural address. Mathesis universalis, or, comprising Arithmetic as well as specious. Against Meibomius, a dialogue on the proportions of the Electic treatise

Author John Wallis 1616-1703.

Publication Date 1657

Publication Place - Oxford: Printed by Leon. Lichfield Academy printers, at the expense of Tho. Robinson

Type Book

Language fas,lat

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library Red de Bibliotecas y Archivos del CSIC

Record ID 34CSIC_ALMA_DS51207443780004201

Date anno 1657

Notes eebo-0113 "Johannis Vallis, Saviliani Professor of Geometry, Inaugural Address" has a separate dated title page; it is unpaginated. "Johannis VVallisi, S.S. Th.D. Geometry Professoris Saviliani in the famous Academia Oxoniensis; Mathesis universalis" and "Johannis Wallisi S.S. Th.D. Geometry Professoris Saviliani, in the famous Academia Oxoniensis; Adversus Marci Meibomii, de proportionibus dialogum, tractatus elentcius" each have separate dated title page and pagination; the register is continuous. "De proportionibus, dialogi; a Marcus Meibomius written; refutation" (caption title) has separate pagination and register., Text continuous despite pagination., Includes a chapter on logarithms and a passage about chess in Persian and Latin, Includes errata., Reproduction of original in: Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery.. "Johannis VVallis, Geometriae Professoris Saviliani, Oratio inauguralis" has separate dated title page; it is unpaginated. "Johannis VVallisi, S.S. Th.D. Geometry Professoris Saviliani in the famous Academia Oxoniensis; Mathesis universalis" and "Johannis Wallisi S.S. Th.D. Geometry Professoris Saviliani, in the famous Academia Oxoniensis; Adversus Marci Meibomii, de proportionibus dialogum, tractatus elentcius" each have separate dated title page and pagination; the register is continuous. "De proportionibus, dialogi; a Marcus Meibomius inscripti; refutation" (caption title) has separate pagination and register., Text continuous despite pagination., Includes a chapter on logarithms and a passage about chess in Persian and Latin, Includes errata., Reproduction of original in: Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery.

Sample Text eebo-0113

Atıf Notu Wing, D.G. Short-title catalogue of books printed in England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, and British America, and of English books printed in other countries, 1641-1700 (2nd ed. 1994), W599, English short title catalogue, R18077

Dil Notu Text chiefly in Latin, with a passage in Persian.