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Line 1: '''''Elements of Algebra''''' is a mathematics textbook by the famous mathematician [[Leonhard Euler]], originally published circa [[1765]]. ~~Its~~The ~~title~~original ~~echoes~~german ~~that~~name ofis: ~~[[Euclid]]'s~~Vollständige ~~''[[Euclid's~~Anleitung ~~Elements\|Elements]]''~~zur Algebra, which literally means: Complete Instruction to Algebra. The ''Elements of Algebra'' contains many important early results in [[mathematical analysis]]; for example, it contains Euler's original proof of [[Fermat's Last Theorem]] for the special case of ''n'' = 3. In [[1771]], [[Joseph Lagrange]] published a follow-up volume entitled ''[[Additions to Euler's Elements of algebra]]'', which featured a number of important mathematical results.

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