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BERNOULLI, Jean (1667-1748). Opera Omnia, Lausanne and Geneva: Marci-Michaelis Bousquet, 1742. 4 volumes, 4° (260 x 210mm). Half-title to vol. I, titles in red and black, 91 engraved geometrical plates, 87 folding, woodcut devices and initials. (Lacking the two portraits as often, browning and dust soiling occasionally affecting plates, vols II and III with stitching broken, vol. III with text misregistered to first few leaves, index of vol. III affected by rebacking.) Original boards, uncut (crudely rebacked in cloth, worn). Provenance: Michael Fuyer Reeth (ownership inscription) -- Harry Arnold (book label to vol. II) -- Turner Collection presented to the University of Keele, 1968 (book plate).
FIRST EDITION. The younger brother of Jakob I Bernoulli, Johann I collaborated with his brother and with Leibnitz to produce almost all of the present elementary differential and integral calculus, along with the beginnings of ordinary differential equations and the calculus of variations. Brunet I, 803; Honeyman 293; Norman 217.
FIRST EDITION. The younger brother of Jakob I Bernoulli, Johann I collaborated with his brother and with Leibnitz to produce almost all of the present elementary differential and integral calculus, along with the beginnings of ordinary differential equations and the calculus of variations. Brunet I, 803; Honeyman 293; Norman 217.