Canon Doctrinae Triangulorum (1551) (Latin Edition)
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Canon Doctrinae Triangulorum (1551) (Latin Edition)

by Georg Joachim Rhäticus

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Published in 1551, Canon Doctrinae Triangulorum is a Latin mathematical work by Georg Joachim Rhäticus concerning the doctrine of triangles. This historical edition offers access to an early text connected with geometry, trigonometry, and the development of mathematical scholarship.

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Canon Doctrinae Triangulorum is a Latin mathematical work by Georg Joachim Rhäticus, dated 1551.

The title identifies the subject as the doctrine or principles of triangles, placing the book within the historical study of trigonometry and geometry.

This edition presents the work in Latin for readers interested in early mathematical texts and the development of mathematical knowledge.

It may appeal to students, researchers, collectors, and readers exploring the history of mathematics.

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