A compleat body of arithmetick, in four books, Viz: Book I. Part 1. Integers. 2. Fractions. Book II. 1. Geodaeticals. 2. Figurals. Book III. 1. Decimals. 2. Astronomicals. Part 3. Logarithmes. 4. Cossicks. 5. Surds. 6. Algebra. Book IV. 1. Ratio's. 2. Proportions disjunct. 3. Proportions continued. 4. Aequations, &c. Wherein the Whole Nature of Numbers, with their Simple and Comparative Elements in all the Parts of Arithmetick, are plainly Declared, and fully Handled. Every Part Explain'd by Necessary Rules, Cases, Theorems, Questions, Observations, and Variety of Operations: Illustrated by sundry Tables, Diagrams, and very many Examples. Together with divers Etymologies, Symboles, Characters, and Abreviations for Artificial Terms, Words, Names, and Denominations: The Whole digested into a succinct, and orderly Method; and delivered in a familiar Style. To every Part is added, Excellent Rules of Practice; which makes it very Useful to Merchants, and all that would understand Accounts, or the Mathematical and Mechanical Arts and Sciences. With Many Large and Exact Tables of all Sorts of Coins, Weights, Measures, &c. Ancient and Modern, in most Countries, reduced to our own: The Best that has yet been extant. By Samuel Jeake, merchant.

Date:

MDCCI. [1701]