Considerations on the Necessity of Restoring the Chant of the Church of Rome in All Churches of the Empire

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BEZOUT. Treatise on Arithmetic for the use of the Navy and Artillery, with very extensive Notes and Tables of logarithms, for Students who intend to enter the Ecole Polytechnique; by A.-A.-L. Reynaud, Examiner of Candidates for the Ecole Polytechnique, and Tutor at this School, etc. In-8º, fifth edition, 1810. 3 fr.
— Algebra and application of this science to Arithmetic and Geometry. New edition, revised and corrected by Garnier, former Professor at the Ecole Polytechnique, Teacher, and Doctor of the Faculty of Sciences of the Imperial University, and augmented by the Analyses of his Lessons at said School. in-8º. 5 fr.
LACAILLE and MARIE. Elementary Lessons in Mathematics, fifth edition, with Notes by Mr. Labey, Professor of Mathematics and Examiner of Candidates for the Imperial Ecole Polytechnique, in-8º. 6 fr. 50 c.
LAGRANGE, Member of the Institute, Senator, Grand Officer of the Legion of Honor, etc. Treatise on the resolution of numerical equations of all degrees, with Notes on several points of the Theory of algebraic equations. New edition revised and augmented by the author, in-4º. 1808. 12 fr.
MONGE, Member of the Institute, Senator, Grand Officer of the Legion of Honor. Elementary Treatise on Statics, for the use of Naval Schools. Fifth edition, in-8º, revised by Mr. Hachette, teacher at the Imperial Ecole Polytechnique, Professor of Mathematics to the Pages of Their Imperial and Royal Majesties. 3 fr. 25 c.
PUISSANT, Battalion Chief in the Imperial Corps of Engineer-Geographers, formerly Professor at the Imperial Military School, etc. Treatise on Topography, Surveying and Leveling, with a Supplement containing the Theory of the projection of Maps, in-4º. 18 f.
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AGNESI ( Dona Maria Gaetana ). Analytical Institutions, 2 vol. in-4. Milan 1748.
— Differential and integral calculus, translated into French by Bossut, in-8. 1775. 5 fr.
AGRICOLA on Roman measures and weights, in-folio.
AGUILONIUS (Franciscus). Six books on Optics, in-folio. Antwerp. 1613.
ALBIUS-ANGLUS. The Dissected Hemisphere, a Geometrical work, etc., in-4. Rome 1648.
Algebra according to true principles, 2 vol. in-8. 1789. 6 fr.
ALHAZEN. Treasury of Optics, edited by Risner. Basel 1572, in-fol.
ALLEXANDRE. General treatise on Clocks, 1734, in-8º.
ALPHONSI. Astronomical Tables, in-4. Venice 1492.
— Idem. Paris 1545.
AMPERE. Mathematical considerations on Games, in-4. 4 fr.
ANDREOSSY. History of the Canal du Midi, new ed., 2 v. in-4. 1804. 42 f.
Idem, 1 vol. in-8. Year 8. 6 fr.
Yearbook presented to the Government by the Longitude Bureau, in-18. 1 f.
APOLLONIUS Pergæus. Eight books on Conics and the two books of Serenus of Antissa on the section of the cylinder and cone. Oxford, 1710, in-folio, and other editions.
Life of Apollonius of Tyana, by Philostratus, with commentaries given in English by Charles Blount, on the first two books of this work, the whole translated into French, 4 vol. in-12. 14 f.
ARBOGAST. On the calculus of derivations, in-4. 18 fr.
ARCHIMEDES ( Works of ), literal and complete translation, by Mr. Peyrard, professor of mathematics and astronomy at the Lycée Bonaparte