Mathesis Caesarea, sive, Amussis Ferdinandea : in lucem publicam & usum eruditae posteritatis, gratulantibus litteratorum geniis evecta, atque ad problemata universae matheseos, praesertim vero architecturae militaris explicata jussu & auctoritate Augustissimi Imperatoris Ferdinandi III (1662)
Curtz, Albert, 1600-1671, Schott, Gaspar, 1608-1666, Küsel, Melchior, 1626-1683, Hertz, Jobst, active 1660-1706, Witwe und Erben von Johann Gottfried Schönwetter · Herbipoli [Wurzburg] : Sumptibus viduae & haeredum Joannis Godefridi Schönwetteri ... : Excudit Jobus Hertz ... · leaf 88
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Ferdinand III, Holy Roman Emperor, 1608-1657 · Mathematics · Architecture · Military art and science
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