Tresor de l'arithmetique vulgaire des marchands
Published: 1742
Place of publication: Bouches-du-Rhône,  France
Language: fre
Subjects: Penmanship; Specimens; Arithmetic; Early works to 1800; Business mathematics; Mathematics
Notes: Autograph manuscript on paper in local dialect of French.

Practical introduction to commercial arithmetic with examples of problems relating to exchange and commercial transactions involving wine, cloth, and oil.

Contemporary vellum binding, with remnant of one green-stained tawed leather tie.

Later ownership stamps of Edmond Héry.

Jean Darmure describes himself as a disciple of the Sieur Revel, a local schoolmaster; the names Darmure and Revel appear in genealogical records associated with the villages of Fontvielle and Mouriées in the Bouches-du-Rhône region of southern France.