Urania Propitia
Isobel Falconer (University of St Andrews)
TL;DR
This paper discusses Maria Cunitz's book Urania Propitia, highlighting its historical significance and the recent donation of a rare copy to the London Mathematical Society in 2020.
Contribution
It provides a historical account of Urania Propitia and documents the recent acquisition of a rare copy by the London Mathematical Society.
Findings
The book Urania Propitia is historically significant.
A rare copy was donated to the London Mathematical Society in 2020.
The donation highlights the book's importance in mathematical history.
Abstract
A brief account of Maria Cunitz's book Urania Propitia, commemorating the bequest of a rare copy to the London Mathematical Society by Dr A.E.L. Davis in 2020.
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TopicsHistory and Theory of Mathematics