Aerarium philosophiae mathematicae : in quo elementa philosophiae geometricae de planis, curuis, & solidis figuris applicata et ornata ... in tres tomos distributa sunt : intercessere ingeniosae inuentionis exodia horaria ...
A three-volume Latin treatise on plane, curved, and solid geometry by the Jesuit mathematician Mario Bettini, printed at Bologna in 1648 by Giovanni Battista Ferroni with plates by engravers Francesco Curti and Giovanni Battista Coriolano, for scholars and students. The woodcut diagrams are lettered constructions in solid black line and dotted arcs: pyramids, cones, intersecting circles, inscribed triangles, usable as geometric marks and pattern elements.
