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The Figures Of Euclid With The Enunciations, As Printed In Euclid'S Elements Of Plane Geometry [Book 1-4, 6] By W.D. Cooley
The Elements Of Geometry [Euclid Book 1-3] In General Terms, With Notes &C. &C. Also A Variety Of Problems & Theorems. [Ed. By J. Luby. With] The ... Book, And The Sixth Book In General Terms
Euclid'S Elements Of Plane Geometry [Book 1-6] Explicitly Enunciated, By J. Pryde. [With] Key
Euclid'S Elements [Book 1-6] With Corrections, By J.R. Young
Complectens Libr. IV-VI
Euclid's Data, Nach Dem Griechischen Mit Robert Simson's Zusätzen
Euclide's Elements ... Compendiously Demonstrated, by I. Barrow. Transl
The School Edition. Euclid's Elements of Geometry, the First Six Books, by R. Potts. Corrected and Enlarged. Corrected and Improved [Including Portions of Book 11,12]
The Elements of Euclid [Book 1] for Beginners, by J. Lowres

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