115. [J. 1. a.] The number of ways of writing “Tot tibi sunt dotes, Vigro, quot sidera coelo,” without disobeying the laws of metre, caesura excepted (v. No. 35, p. 216, Netto's “Lehrbuch der Combinatorik”

W. E. Hartley

doi:10.2307/3605317

115. [J. 1. a.] The number of ways of writing “Tot tibi sunt dotes, Vigro, quot sidera coelo,” without disobeying the laws of metre, caesura excepted (v. No. 35, p. 216, Netto's “Lehrbuch der Combinatorik”

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Type: Mathematical Notes
Information: The Mathematical Gazette , Volume 2 , Issue 36 , December 1902 , pp. 227 - 228

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115. [J. 1. a.] The number of ways of writing “Tot tibi sunt dotes, Vigro, quot sidera coelo,” without disobeying the laws of metre, caesura excepted (v. No. 35, p. 216, Netto's “Lehrbuch der Combinatorik”

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