A New Mathematical and Philosophical Dictionary, Comprising an Explantion of the Terms and Principles of Pure and Mixed Mathematics, and Such Branches of Natural Philosophy as Are Susceptible of

First published in 1814, this dictionary contains over 14,000 definitions related to mathematics and natural philosophy. Written by Peter Barlow, a renowned mathematician and fellow of the Royal Society, this book is an essential reference for students and scholars in the field.

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