...bernoulli.b. ^2.1

A typographical error in Bernoulli's table has been corrected here.

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... lemmas^2.2

A lemma is a theorem which is proved in order to help prove some other theorem.

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...^5.1

Usually a corollary is attached to a theorem and not to an assumption. A corollary is a statement that follows immediately from a theorem without a proof. By etymology, it is a ``small gift''.

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... ^5.2

A lemma is a theorem which is proved in order to help prove some other theorem.

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... $143]{leibchild.b}$^11.1

The actual statement is $dxy = xdx + ydy$, but this is a typographical error, since the proof gives the correct formula.

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