The Scots arithmetician, or, arithmetick in all its parts, : viz. arithmetick [brace] vulgar or decimal. Algebraical or analitical. Sexagenary or circular. Logarithmical or artificial. Instrumental or mechanical. [brace] In integers and fractions. To which their [sic] is added many necessary tables and cuts, useful to every one, both young and old, being more easy and compendious then any heretofore. Note, that this book exceeds the price of others of its magnitude, by reason of the difficulty of its printing, smallness of the print, the cuts and fewness of the number printed. Expect the rest of the books, mentioned in this title page with the first occasion. /
Paterson, James.
Edinburgh, : Printed by Joshua van Solingen and John Colmar, and are to be sold by the author at Edinburgh, by James Broun at Glasgow, and by Andrew Man at Antrim in Ireland,,
1685..
ESTC
Wing (2nd ed.)
Aldis, H.G. Scotland,
Very faint manuscript ink inscription on the verso of the title page.
Arithmetic