An edition of A study of the Traité des indivisibles of Gilles Persone de Roberval (1932)

A study of the Traité des indivisibles of Gilles Persone de Roberval

with a view to answering, insofar as is possible, the two questions: which propositions contained therein are his own, and which are due to his predecessors or contemporaries? and what effect, if any, had this work on his successors?

by Evelyn Walker

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An edition of A study of the Traité des indivisibles of Gilles Persone de Roberval (1932)

A study of the Traité des indivisibles of Gilles Persone de Roberval

with a view to answering, insofar as is possible, the two questions: which propositions contained therein are his own, and which are due to his predecessors or contemporaries? and what effect, if any, had this work on his successors?

by Evelyn Walker

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1932

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Teachers college, Columbia university

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English

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272

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pt. I. Introduction.

pt. II. Discussion of the contents of the Traité des indivisibles.

pt. III. The translation of the Traité des indivisibles.

Bibliography (p. 259-268)

Edition Notes

Issued also as thesis (PH. D.) Columbia university.

Published in: New York city
Series: Teachers college, Columbia university. Contributions to education,, no. 446
Other Titles: Traité des indivisibles, A Study of the., Indivisibles, A study of the Traité des.

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Dewey Decimal Class: 510
Library of Congress: QA33.R65 W3 1932

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Pagination: vi, 272 p.
Number of pages: 272

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Open Library: OL6276716M
LCCN: 32018221
OCLC/WorldCat: 2941100

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A study of the Traité des indivisibles of Gilles Persone de Roberval

with a view to answering, insofar as is possible, the two questions: which propositions contained therein are his own, and which are due to his predecessors or contemporaries? and what effect, if any, had this work on his successors?

by Evelyn Walker