Karl Gauss: Finding His Works Online & in Books

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Karl Gauss's works can be found both online and in various books. "Men of Mathematics" includes his contributions and biographical details. Additionally, "Arithmetical Disquisitions," translated from Latin, is available from Springer. Many public libraries also carry these texts. Exploring online bookstores and library catalogs can yield further resources on Gauss's works.
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Where can I find the works of Karl Gauss, online or in a book.
 
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try your online bookstore? here
 
Try this book - Men of Mathematics. This book contains some works of Karl Gauss as well as his life.
 
His Arithmetical Disquisitions, translated from Latin, was published by Springer a few years ago. Our public library has it.
 

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