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Português: Esta é uma figura artística de cabeça para baixo onde os algarismos (números hindu-arábicos) foram reorganizados e realinhados para o melhor entendimento da figura original.
O número 7 e o número oito foram redesenhados. O número 6 foi rotacionado. |
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| Source | Typ 520.03.736, Houghton Library, Harvard University |
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Gregor Reisch (author) / illustrator unidentified This is a up side down artistic figure to better show the Hindu–Arabic numeral system. |
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