Collectiones Mathematicae Ex Architectura Militari

Collectiones Mathematicae Ex Architectura Militari, published in 1739, is a historical text on the application of mathematics to military architecture. Authored by Ferenc Faludi, this Latin text provides insights into the engineering and mathematical principles used in military fortifications and construction during the 18th century.

This volume offers a valuable resource for historians of science, mathematics, and military technology, as well as those interested in the history of engineering and architectural practices. It showcases the intersection of mathematical theory and practical application in a military context. The work reflects the intellectual climate of the period and contributes to a broader understanding of the scientific and technological advancements of the era.

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