Bernouilli (16671748)

Bernouilli (Bernouil`li) , name of a Swiss family of mathematicians, born at Basel, though of Dutch origin—James, John, and Daniel, of whom John is the most celebrated; was professor first at St. Petersburg and then at Basel; discovered the exponential calculus and the method of integrating rational fractions, as well as the line of swiftest descent (16671748).

Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)

Bernini, Giovanni Lorenzo * Bernstorff, Count
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Berners, John Bouchier, Lord
Berners, Juliana
Bernese Alps
Bernhard, Duke of Weimar
Bernhardt, Sarah
Berni, Francesco
Bernier
Bernier, The Abbé
Berni`na
Bernini, Giovanni Lorenzo
Bernouil`li
Bernstorff, Count
Bernstorff, Count
Bernstorff, Pierre
Bero`sus
Berri
Berri, Duc de
Berri, Duchesse de
Berryer, Pierre Antoine
Ber`serker
Bert, Paul

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