Dizionario Tecnico in Quattro Lingue, Volume 3 by Eduard Webber is a comprehensive technical dictionary published in 1898. This volume offers a wealth of technical terms translated into four languages, making it an invaluable resource for engineers, scientists, and translators of the late 19th century. With meticulously compiled terminology, the dictionary reflects the technological advancements and scientific knowledge of its time.

Providing insights into the historical context of technical language, this dictionary remains a significant reference work for those studying the history of technology, linguistics, and comparative terminology. Its enduring value lies in its detailed documentation of the language used in various technical fields, capturing a snapshot of the scientific and engineering landscape of the era.

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