This book is a mathematical treatise written in Latin and aimed at the younger scholars of the time. It deals with the quadrature of curves and is written in a detailed and comprehensive manner. The author's aim is to make the subject accessible to a wider audience and to help students understand the complex concepts of mathematics.

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