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16 16TH XVI XVITH SIXTEENTH CENTURY

ARITMETICA PRACTICA Y ESPECULATIVA

EDITION OF CENTURY XVII

HISTORY OF SCIENCE

HISTORY OF SCIENCES

JUAN PEREZ DE MOYA

PERIOD: RENAISSANCE

PUBLISHED IN A S. XVII

PUBLISHED IN S. XVII

SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY EDITION

SPECULATIVE AND PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC