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Abstract
We show that the rational functions associated with the lemniscate functions and primary numbers of Gaussian integers, defined by Eisenstein, has a symmetrical relation with respect to the zeros and the poles. We also consider some polynomials associated with the trigonometric functions and odd integers, and point out a similar symmetry of the polynomials.
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