Logarithmologia: or the whole doctrine of logarithms, common and logistical, in theory and practice : in three parts
Logarithmologia, a 1740 mathematical treatise on logarithms by Benjamin Martin, printed for James Hodges in England for students and practitioners of mathematics. The single plate is a dense engraved page of geometric diagrams, conic and solid figures, and tabulated grids with lettered labels, showing how technical drawings were laid out in the period and offering a designer a strong source of crisp, hatched line work and scientific diagram structure.
