Stories of Inventors And Discoverers in Science And the Useful Arts Electronic
Stories of Inventors And Discoverers in Science And the Useful Arts Electronic
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This work has been translated into most of the languages of Europe. Euler had previously published several isolated treatises and some hundred memoirs on mathematics. During his residence at Berlin the king often employed him in calculations relative to the Mint and other sub- jects of finance ; in the conducting of the waters of San Souci, and in the inspection of canals and other public works. By invitation from the Empress Catharine, Eu- ler returned to St. Petersburg to end his days. Shortl...y afterward he lost the sight of his other eye, having been for a considerable time obliged to perform his calcula- tions with large characters traced with chalk upon a slate. His pupils and his children copied his calcula- tions, and wrote all his memoirs from his dictation. To one of his servants, who was quite ignorant of mathe- matical knowledge, he dictated his Elements of Algebra, a work of great merit, and translated into English and many other languages.
196 EULER'S BLINDNESS.
Euler now acquired the rare faculty of carrying on in his mind the most complicated analytical and arithmet- ical calculations ; and his powers of memory wonderfully increased even in his old age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This work has been translated into most of the languages of Europe. Euler had previously published several isolated treatises and some hundred memoirs on mathematics. During his residence at Berlin the king often employed him in calculations relative to the Mint and other sub- jects of finance ; in the conducting of the waters of San Souci, and in the inspection of canals and other public works. By invitation from the Empress Catharine, Eu- ler returned to St. Petersburg to end his days. Shortl...y afterward he lost the sight of his other eye, having been for a considerable time obliged to perform his calcula- tions with large characters traced with chalk upon a slate. His pupils and his children copied his calcula- tions, and wrote all his memoirs from his dictation. To one of his servants, who was quite ignorant of mathe- matical knowledge, he dictated his Elements of Algebra, a work of great merit, and translated into English and many other languages.
196 EULER'S BLINDNESS.
Euler now acquired the rare faculty of carrying on in his mind the most complicated analytical and arithmet- ical calculations ; and his powers of memory wonderfully increased even in his old age.
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