Leonhard Euler · 1770 (1828 English ed.) · Internet Archive
Elements of Algebra
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XXIV
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as the methods which are given for resolving equations of the third and fourth degrees.
Lastly, those who are fond of Diophantine problems will be pleased to find, in the last Section of the Second Part, all these problems reduced to a system, and all the processes of calculation, which are necessary for the solution of them, fully explained.
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