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SCHOTHUSIUS, HULDERICUS [pseud. of IMMANUEL WEBER].

Rettung

des Calenderbutzers; das ist, Wolgegründete Widerlegung der grundlosen und

Lästerhafften Vindication, mit welcher M. Theodorus Majus, dem Mißbrauch

der Astrologiae gern beyspringen wil.

[44] leaves * TREW, ABDIAS.

Gründliche

Calender Kunst.

63 pages. Together, 2 volumes. 8vo, 154x91 mm, later marbled boards,

contents toned; and 4to, 203x164 mm, later marbled boards, contents browned.

(Erfurt: Johann Birckner), 1615; Lüneburg: heirs of Johann and

Heinrich Stern, 1666

[300/500]

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TARTAGLIA, NICCOLÒ.

Quesiti et Inventioni Diverse.

Large woodcut por-

trait of the author on title; 2 folding woodcut plates; woodcut text illustrations and

diagrams throughout. 284 [i. e., 286] pages. 4to, 203x145 mm, modern boards; marginal

soiling and dampstaining through most of volume, blank lower outer corner off N3.

[Venice, 1606]

[300/500]

First part only of an edition of Tartaglia’s collected writings. Originally published in 1546,

Quesiti et Inventioni Diverse “dealt with algebraic and geometric material (including the solu-

tion of the cubic equation), and such varied subjects as the firing of artillery, cannonballs,

gunpowder, the disposition of infantry, topographical surveying, equilibrium in balances, and sta-

tics”—DSB XIII, 260. Riccardi II, 499.

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