Der zur Verfertigung schöner Risse getreulich anweisende Ingenieur, welcher nicht allein die in denen Feldmess- Civil- und Millitar-Bau-Kunst ingleichen Artillerie- und Feuerwercks-Rissen am meisten vorkommenden Fällen deutlichen Unterricht giebet, sondern auch dieselben in schönen hierüber verfertigten Rissen ausführlich vor Augen leget (1750)
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