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| − | '''Grandin''' revised and expanded in 1723 [[Récréations mathématiques et physiques]] by [[Jacques Ozanam]] with the chapter ''Tours de Gibecière'' providing in French the first description of the [[Cups and Balls]] and the [[One Ahead Principle]] for a three cards divination. | + | '''Grandin''' (?-?) revised and expanded in 1723 [[Récréations mathématiques et physiques]] by [[Jacques Ozanam]] with the chapter ''Tours de Gibecière'' providing in French the first description of the [[Cups and Balls]] and the [[One Ahead Principle]] for a three cards divination. |
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| + | The ''Biographie universelle ancienne et moderne'' (Vol. 18, page 299, 1817) lists Martin Grandin as a graduate in Theology and Professor of Philosophy at the Collège de Navarre. According to the ''Biographie universelle'' he published his new edition of Ozanam in 1724 (''sic''), in which he made stylistic changes, deleted parts he considered less worthy, and added some “''problèmes de musique''” (this should clearly read “''magie''”). | ||
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| Born | Martin Grandin ? |
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| Nationality | French |
Grandin (?-?) revised and expanded in 1723 Récréations mathématiques et physiques by Jacques Ozanam with the chapter Tours de Gibecière providing in French the first description of the Cups and Balls and the One Ahead Principle for a three cards divination.
Biography
The Biographie universelle ancienne et moderne (Vol. 18, page 299, 1817) lists Martin Grandin as a graduate in Theology and Professor of Philosophy at the Collège de Navarre. According to the Biographie universelle he published his new edition of Ozanam in 1724 (sic), in which he made stylistic changes, deleted parts he considered less worthy, and added some “problèmes de musique” (this should clearly read “magie”).
