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 geometry of plane, curved, and solid figures, compiled by the Jesuit mathematician Mario Bettini and printed by Giovanni Battista Ferroni at Bologna in 1648, with plates engraved by Francesco Curti and Giovanni Battista Coriolano for scholarly readers. The woodcut and engraved figures are lettered circles, tangents, inscribed triangles, and crescent-shaped lunes, usable as diagram motifs, marginal ornament, or line-art texture.
