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APOLLONIUS'

CONICS:

Illustrated with a New Method, and Succinctly

DEMONSTRATED.

By ISAAC BARROW,

Former Lucasian Professor of Cantab. Cambridge & Fellow of the Royal Society.

A rectangular decorative woodcut vignette or printer's mark, seen in reverse through the paper. It features a central scene or emblem surrounded by ornate scrolled borders.

LONDON,

Printed by William Godbid, sold by Robert Scott,

in the street Little-Britain. 1675.