"I ought also to mention Jacobi]'s papers on Abelian transcendants; his investigations on the theory of numbers... his important memoirs on the theory of differential equations, both ordinary and partial; his development of the ; and his contributions to the problem of three bodies, and other particular dynamical problems. Most of the results of the researches last named are included in his Vorlesungen ĂĽber Dynamik."
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W. W. Rouse Ball, A Short Account of the History of Mathematics (1912)
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