A.D. 1792.

The collections of notes and various readings made by Joseph Torelli, of

Verona, in preparation for his edition of Archimedes, were deposited in

the Library, (F. _infra_, 2. _Auct._). They were given to the University

after his death (in 1781) by his executor, Albert Albertini, partly

through the instrumentality of Mr. John Strange, envoy to Venice, upon

condition that the University undertook the publication. The work was

consequently printed at the University Press, and issued in a handsome

folio volume in this year.

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