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Utile erit scribit ∫ pro omnia. (It is useful to write ∫ instead of omnia) – Leibniz (1675-10-29)

(Source for this quotiation: Eriksson, Estep, Hansbo, Johnson: Computational differential equations, end of Ch. 3)

In response to some comments: omnis means “all”. Compare omnivore. Here endeth the Latin lesson.

Utile erit scribit ∫ pro omnia. (It is useful to write ∫ instead of omnia) – Leibniz (1675-10-29)

(Source for this quotiation: Eriksson, Estep, Hansbo, Johnson: Computational differential equations, end of Ch. 3)

Utile erit scribit ∫ pro omnia. (It is useful to write ∫ instead of omnia) – Leibniz (1675-10-29)

(Source for this quotiation: Eriksson, Estep, Hansbo, Johnson: Computational differential equations, end of Ch. 3)

In response to some comments: omnis means “all”. Compare omnivore. Here endeth the Latin lesson.

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Utile erit scribit ∫ pro omnia. (It is useful to write ∫ instead of omnia) – Leibniz (1675-10-29)

(Source for this quotiation: Eriksson, Estep, Hansbo, Johnson: Computational differential equations, end of Ch. 3)