Mathematicks made easie
Subtitle: or, A compleat mathematical dictionary, explaining all the parts of the mathematicks, with all the terms of art, and difficult phrases rendred plain and easie to every capacity.  Collected from Monsieur Ozanam's Dictionaire mathematique, Vitalis, and others; with an appendix containing the quantities of all sorts of weights and measures, the characters and meaning of the marks and symbols, or abbreviations commonly used in algebra; also The definition, explanation, nature and meaning of the principal mathematical instruments ...
By: By J. Moxon, and Tho. Tuttel.
Contributors: Tuttell, Thomas
Publisher: W. Hawes
Published: 1701
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 192
Subjects: Mathematics -- Dictionaries; Mathematics -- Early works to 1800
Notes: Includes advertisements.

"The description and explanation of mathematical instruments ... By Tho. Tuttell, and J. Moxon.  London, J. Moxon, and T. Tuttell, 1701" ([4], 22 p. (3d and 4th groups) has special t.p.; p. [1-4] (incl. t.p.) bound between p. [8] and [9] (1st group)

Presentation copy to the chaplain (John Jackson) of St. John's Fort (Fort William); stamped on front cover: Belonging to ey library of St. Iohns Fort Newfovndland.