OZANAM JACQUESABAA
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17650000545Paris: Jombert 1765. Contemporary calf. Good . Two parts: Manuscript and Complete printed text for Ozanam's Trigonometrie. 8vo. 18.4 X 11.4cm. Contemporary mottled calf; raised bands; gilt floral designs in panels; leather label with gilt title; breaks along spine for both boards affecting lower cord of rear board; corners rubbed with minor loss; covers with gilt filigree border; all edges of text block gilt. Book housed in quarter leather clamshell box. Collation: Manuscript- 220pp. 3 folded plates and 1 tipped in note in printed text at p. 68. Manuscript note on verso of pl. 4; Text- xvi 128 384 pp. 6 copper engraved plates. The unlabeled pages contain the Tables des sinus 182pp and Tables des lograrithmes 102 pp. This is a unique and rare 18th century complementary manuscript bound in front of printed text for Ozanam's treatise on rectilinear and spherical trigonometry with accompanying tables for sines tangents and secants. The manuscript contains detailed information arithmetic trigonometry and geometry with theorems corollaries and problems with reference to Euclid Archimedes and Metius. There is also tables that can be used with sun dials. Information for construction of sun dial is also provided. The mathematic sections of the manuscript provide the reader with detailed information for measuring angles and surfaces in great detail. These are complemented by numerous drawings many colored and tables. <br/><br/>Ozanam was a French mathematician whose trigonometric and logarithmic tables first published in 1670 were more accurate than any previously published. The later edition here attests to the popularity and value of Ozanam's work. Jombert unknown books
1712317879London 1712. First edition in English. 205 engraved plates. 6 x 288; 24 92 156 284; 16 215 1 blank 14 204 8; 30 185 7 72 8; 16 166 18 131 11pp. half-title in volume 1. 5 vols. 8vo. Contemporary half vellum from scraps with marbled paper panels on boards. Bookplate of George Craster. First edition in English. 205 engraved plates. 6 x 288; 24 92 156 284; 16 215 1 blank 14 204 8; 30 185 7 72 8; 16 166 18 131 11pp. half-title in volume 1. 5 vols. 8vo. Ozanam's Cours de mathematiques first published in 1693 contains sections on algebra and Euclid's Elements arithmetic trigonometry geometry fortification mechanics perspective geography and dialling. <br /> <br /> John Theophilus Desaguliers whose name is mentioned on the title-pages of volumes 4 and 5 published his translation of Ozanam's treatise on fortification separately in 1711 the treatise here forms the second part of volume 3 with its original title-page.<br /> <br /> In a curious vernacular binding in half vellum and marbled sides visibly pieced together from smaller fragments of skin. unknown
171255796London: Printed for John Nicholson at the Queen’s-Arms in Little-Britain and Sold by John Morphew 1712. Five vols. 8vo. 6 viii of x 5 80 288; 24 92 156 80 100; 24 215 1 6 204 4; 32 185 5 72 8; 16 166 18 131 11 pp. With 205 of 206 copper-engraved plates 2 folding. Uniformly bound in contemporary tight-back English paneled calf raised bands on spines minor rubbing shelfwear remnants of spine labels very minor chipping heads of Vols. I & II still a VG clean set from the noted library of Charles Hope 1681-1742 first Earl of Hopetoun noted bibliophile whose collection included the Gutenberg Bible now at Cambridge University Library each volume w/ his bookplate on the front pastedown. First edition in English of this collection of works containing significant contributions from the translator Desaguliers and others with the volumes encompassing the Elements of Euclid sections on trigonometry calculating tables geometry geodesy military architecture and fortification perspective geography and sundials as well as sections on hydrostatics and mechanics. Ozanam 1640-1718 was a French mathematician mathematics teacher and a prolific textbook writer whose works proved engaging and popular and was especially well received in England. Printed for John Nicholson at the Queen’s-Arms in Little-Britain, and Sold by John Morphew, hardcover
1711765292157 pages 24 numbered plates title page to "A Treatise on Fortification" bound to rear main text has drop heading "Treatise on Geometry" but no title page Printed for John Nicholson hardcover
1712302568London: John Nicholson. Good. 1712. Hardcover. Covers are rubbed and have light corner and edge wear. Spine ends are missing. Very slight damp stain to upper margins of first several pages. Pages have a trace of foxing. Owner names written on front endpaper and half-title page. ; English text. Volume One out of Five only. Full leather covers. . John Nicholson hardcover
1712302569London: John Nicholson. Fair. 1712. Hardcover. Front hinges are split front cover is loosely attached. Covers are rubbed and have light wear to the corners edges and spine ends. Very slight damp stain to upper outer corners of first several pages. Pages have a trace of foxing. Owner names written on front endpapers. Some calculations written on a front blank. ; English text. Volume Two out of Five only. Full leather covers. . John Nicholson hardcover
1712RRW1591London:: John Nicholson and Sold by John Morphew 1712. Vols. IV-V: Oxford: Printed by L. Lichfield for John Nicholson. . . and Sold by John Morphew 1712. 1712. 5 volumes complete. 8vo. 6 x 4 1-80 1-288; 241-92 1-156 1-72 8; 16 1-215 1 1-131 1 10; 32 1-185 7 14 1-204 8; 16 1-166 18 292 pp. "Nearly 200" engraved plates extensive tables subscriber's list. Original blind-stamped speckled calf modern maroon leather gilt-stamped spine labels; joints cracked volume 1 corner bumped. Ownership gilt-stamps at foot of spine: "FFF" with a floating leg and spur above. Very good. First English edition. Ozanam was a self-taught French mathematician better known for his writing than for any major discoveries though he did effect significant improvements on existing logarithmic tables. Nearly the entire first volume is devoted to Euclid's Elements. The work also contains: trigonometry calculating tables geometry geodesy fortification mechanics simple & compound engines statics hydrostatics perspective geography and dialing. The English edition of the Cursus Mathematicus also contains contributions from the English mathematician J. T. Desaguliers: "In 1712 Desaguliers was also working on Ozanam's Cursus mathematicus. This was a complete course in mathematics in five-volumes originally in French and which was 'done into English . . . by several hands' for John Nicholson and again printed by L. Lichfield and sold by John Morphew. Volumes 4 and 5 which treated respectively 'Mechanicks and Perspective' and 'Geography and Dialling' were specifically said to be translated and 'amended in several places by J. T. Desaguliers.' . . . During his last years in Oxford Desaguliers was clearly busy not only translating many hundreds of pages of Ozanam's works but also amending and even correcting the French mathematician's works. In the eighteenth century a translator had perhaps more freedom than would be condone today to put his individual mark on the translated text." – Audrey T. Carpenter John Theophilus Desaguliers pp. 114-115. Volumes: I. Contains a short Treatise of Algebra and the Elements of Euclid; II. Arithmetic and Trigonometry with correct Tables of Logarithms Sines and Tangents; III. Geometry and Fortification; IV. Mechanics and Perspective; V. Geography and Dialling. John Nicholson, and Sold by John Morphew, 1712. [Vols. IV-V]: Oxford: Printed by L. Lichfield for John Nicholson. . ., and Sold hardcover books
173646755Paris, Charles-Antoine Jombert, 1736. 8vo. Contemp. full vellum. 150,(2) pp. and 1 folded engraved plate, many textdiagrams. Leaves somewhat browned.
173646755Paris Charles-Antoine Jombert 1736. 8vo. Contemp. full vellum. 1502 pp. and 1 folded engraved plate many textdiagrams. Leaves somewhat browned. <br/><br/><em>Ozanam's work on the proportional compas - first printed in 1688 - became very popular and successfull and it was lastly printed in 1794."By almost any criterion Ozanam cannot be regarded as a first-rate mathematician even of his own time. But he had a flair for writing and during his career wrote a number of books some of which were very popular passing through many editions."DSB. </em> hardcover
1736R300112000CHEZ CHARLES ANTOINE JOMBERT. 1736. In-12. Cartonné. Etat passable, Plats abîmés, Dos abîmé, Intérieur acceptable. 308 pages - contre plats jaspés - tranches rosées - plats cartonnés brut - dos absent - mouillures en fin d'ouvrage sans réelle conséquence sur la lecture - quelques figures en noir et blanc dans le texte - 5 photos disponibles.. . . . Classification Dewey : 840.05-XVIII ème siècle
174618571746 Chez Charles-Antoine Jombert, Paris, 1746. In-8, reliure de conservation de Christopher Clarkson en vélin blanc, avec lanières. 8 feuillets, 182 pages, 1 feuillet. 30 planches gravées dépliantes. Tirée du "Cours de Mathématique"
1741005162Paris Charles-Antoine Jombert 1741 In-8 cuir Moyen
176919353Où l'on enseigne la manière de mettre toutes sortes d'objets en perspective, et d'en représenter les ombres causées par le soleil ou par une petite lumière. Tirée du cours de Mathématique de M. Ozanam, de l'académie royale des sciences.A Paris, chez Claude-Antoine Jombert fils ainé, Libraire - 1769 - xvi + 108 pages + 63 figures en 36 planches dépliantes.Reliure plein veau marbré de l'époque. Dos à nerfs orné et doré avec pièce de titre. Tranches rouges. Coiffes manquantes. Trou de ver en bas du mors du 1er plat. Rares rousseurs. Bon état. Format in-8°(20x13).Jacques Ozanam (1640-1718) est surtout connu pour ses différents écrits mathématiques, dont un portant sur des tables trigonométriques et logarithmiques.
1765116701765 Paris, Ant. Jombert, 1765, in 8 de XVI-128 pp. - 6 planches gravées dépl. - (178) pp. de Tables des Sinus - (100) pp. de Tables des Logarithmes, rel. d'ép. de plein veau fauve granité, dos à nerfs orné de fers dorés, pièce de titre de maroquin fauve, tranches rouges, bel ex.
176565054Nouvelle édition, revûe & corrigée exactement, 1 vol. in-8 reliure demi-basane marron, Chez Ch. Ant. Jombert, A Paris, 1765, xvi-128 pp. et tables, avec 4 planches dépliantes
17112088A Paris, Chez Claude Jombert, 1711. In-8 de [18]-268 pages suivies des planches, plein veau brun, dos à nerfs orné de fleurons dorés, étiquette de ttitre maroquin bordeaux. Coins frottés, mors épidermé, plats griffés, coiffe supérieure manquante.
173692343Paris, Jombert, 1736, in-12, [8]-308-[20] pp, 8 pl, Veau marbré de l'époque, dos à nerfs orné, pièce de titre rouge, Figures dans le texte. Nouvelle édition de l'un des tout premiers ouvrages d'Ozanam (1640-1718), publié pour la première fois en 1684 et maintes fois réédité. L'auteur des célèbres Récréations mathématiques présente ici un traité de géométrie pratique traditionnel, dans lequel il démontre sa grande connaissance de la géométrie des anciens. L'ouvrage est organisé de manière classique par problème, en tenant compte de la division entre longimétrie, planimétrie et stéréométrie. Bel exemplaire. Mouillure claire dans l'angle des derniers cahiers. DSB X, p. 264. Couverture rigide
1720AQ11862A Paris: Chez Claude Jombert 1720. 8 321pp 1. With 24 engraved plates illustrating numerous geometric constants. Attractively bound in recent calf-backed marbled boards. Some marginal foxing to prelims. otherwise an exemplary copy. Jacques Ozanam 1640-1717 French mathematician. Of a Catholic family with Jewish descent Ozanam discarded theological study on the death of his father and began offering private instruction in mathematics a subject in which he was apparently self-taught. This present work contains much of interest to mathematical study on the subject of geometrical theories. . 8vo. Chez Claude Jombert hardcover
173640302Paris: Charles-Antoine Jombert 1736. 16mo 16.2 cm 6.375". 8 308 20 index pp.; 8 fold. plts. <br><br>Corrected and enlarged edition following the first of 1684. Ozanam 16401718 was a largely self-taught mathematician who became a teacher and a member of the Académie des Sciences. He published a number of well-regarded treatises on mathematics including the much-reprinted Dictionnaire mathématique the first work of its kind in French and the groundbreaking Récréations mathématiques et physiques. The present work on practical geometry is => illustrated with eight tipped-in folding engraved plates while its accompanying "petit traité" features numerous in-text diagrams. Contemporary mottled roan spine gilt extra with raised bands and gilt-stamped leather title-label; acid-pitted and worn especially at joints and extremities. All edges stained red. One plate creased near fold with outer edge slightly proud. Pages and plates clean. Charles-Antoine Jombert hardcover books
17203501Paris: Claude Jombert 1720. Hardcover. Very Good. 276 pp. With 28 engraved folding plates bound at rear. 8vo contemporary tree calf rebacked. Extremities worn; bookplate removed from front pastedown but still a quite nice copy of an attractively illustrated book. <br/><br/> Claude Jombert hardcover
17203501Paris 1720. Hardcover. Very Good. 28 engraved folding plates. 8vo contemporary tree calf rebacked. Extremities worn; bookplate removed from front pastedown but still a quite nice copy of an attractively illustrated book. <br/><br/> hardcover books
17411612010022Paris : Jombert 1741-01-01. Hardcover. Good. Octavo. xx 103 pp 250 pages of logarithm tables 6 p. ads. Contemporary mottled calf gilt raised bands marbled endpapers edges washed red. Rehinged rubbing to extremities. Lacking plates occasional marginal staining dampstaining. Paris : Jombert hardcover
17411106170047Paris : Jombert 1741. Hardcover. Very Good. 8vo. Bound in contemporary leather. Five gilt adorned raised bands six gilt flourished compartments. Rubbing to extremities and light wear to joints. Tight binding and good cover. Colored marbled end pages. Red edges. Interior pages are clean unmarked and in excellent condition. Four folding engraved diagrams as well as several numerical charts throughout. Ships daily. Paris : Jombert hardcover
17416717AB1741. Nouvelle Ed. revue et corrigée exactement. Paris Ch.-A. Jombert 1741. 6 Bl. 4 gef. Kupfertaf. 103 S. Ldr. d. Zt. Rsch. fehlen R. restauriert. DSB X 265. - Jacques Ozanam 1640-1717 war Lehrer der Mathematik in Lyon und Paris und seit 1710 Mitglied der Pariser Akademie. - Hs. Besitzvermerke auf Vorsatz und Titel wenige Wurmspuren. unknown
