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Heath T. — A History of Greek Mathematics, Vol. 2
Heath T. — A History of Greek Mathematics, Vol. 2



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Bessarion      ii. 27
Besthorn, R.O.      362 ii.
Billingsley, Sir H.      369
Bjoernbo, A.A.      197n. 363 ii.
Blass, C.      298
Blass, F.      182
Boeckh, A.      50 78 315
Boeetius      37 47 90
Boetius, translation of Euclid      359
Boissonacle      ii. 538
Bom belli, Rafael      ii. 454
Borchardt, L.      125 127
Borelli, G.A.      ii. 127
Bouillaud (Bullialdus)      ii. 238 ii.
Breton (de Champ), P.      436 ii.
Bretschneider, C.A.      149 183 324—325 ii.
Brochard, Y.      276—277 279n. 282
Brougham, Lord      436
Brugsch, H.K.      124
Bryson      219 223—225
Burnet, J.      203n. 285 314—315
Butcher, S.H.      299 300
Buzengeiger      ii. 324n.
Cajori, F.      283n.
Calculation, practical, the abacus      46—48
Calculation, practical, the abacus, addition and subtraction      52
Calculation, practical, the abacus, division      58—60
Calculation, practical, the abacus, extraction of cube root      63—64 ii.
Calculation, practical, the abacus, extraction of square root      60—63
Calculation, practical, the abacus, multiplication (i) Egyptian      52—53
Calculation, practical, the abacus, multiplication (ii) Greek      53—58
Callimachus      141—142
Callippus, great year      177
Callippus, system of concentric spheres      329 335 ii.
Cambyses      5
Camerarius, Joachim      ii. 274
Camerer, J.G.      ii. 360
Campanus, translator of Euclid      363—364
Canonic = theory of musical intervals      17
Cantor, G.      279
Cantor, M.      37-38 123 127 131 135 182 ii. ii.
Carpus of Antioch      225 232 ii.
Cassini      ii. 206
Casting out nines      115—117 ii.
Catoptric, theory of mirrors      18
Catoptrica, treatises by Archimedes      444
Catoptrica, treatises by Archimedes and Heron      444 ii. ii. ii.
Catoptrica, treatises by Euclid      442
Catoptrica, treatises by Theon      444
Cattle-problem of Archimedes      14 15 ii. ii. ii.
Cavalieri, B.      180 ii.
Censorinus      177
Centre of gravity, definitions      ii. 302 ii. ii.
Ceria Aristotelica      ii. 531
Chalcidius      ii. 242 244
Chaldaeans, measurement of angles by ells      ii. 215—216
Chaldaeans, order of planets      ii. 242
Charmandrus      ii. 359
Chasles, M.      ii. 19 20
Chasles, M., on Porisms      435—437 ii.
Chords, tables of      45 ii. ii.
Chrysippus      l79
Chrysippus, definition of unit      69
Cicero      144 359 ii. 19
Circle, approximations to $\pi$      124 232—235 ii. ii. ii.
Circle, division into degrees      ii. 214—215
Circle, squaring of      173 220—235
Circle, squaring of, Antiphon      221—222
Circle, squaring of, Apollonius      225
Circle, squaring of, Bryson      223—224
Circle, squaring of, by Archimedes's spiral      225 230—231
Circle, squaring of, Carpus      225
Circle, squaring of, Nicomedes, Dinostratus, and quadratrix      225—229
Cissoid of Diocles      264—266
Clausen, Th.      200
Cleanthes      ii. 2
Cleomedes, 'paradoxical' eclipse      6
Cleomedes, de motu circulari      ii. 235—238 244
Cleonides      444
Cochlias      232 ii.
Cochloids      238—240
Cochloids, 'sister of cochloid'      225 231—232
Coins and weights, notation for      31
Columella      ii. 303
Commandinus, F., translator of Euclid      365 425
Commandinus, F., translator of Euclid, analemma of Ptolemy      ii. 287
Commandinus, F., translator of Euclid, Apollonius      ii. 127
Commandinus, F., translator of Euclid, Heron's Pneumatica      ii. 308
Commandinus, F., translator of Euclid, Pappus      ii. 360
Commandinus, F., translator of Euclid, Planispherium      ii. 292
Commandinus, F., translator of Euclid, Serenus      ii. 519
Conchoid of Nicomedes      238—240
Conclusion      370 ii.
Cone, Democritus on      179—180 ii.
Cone, division of frustum in given ratio      ii. 340—343
Cone, volume of      176 180 217 327 413 ii. ii.
Cone, volume of frustum      ii. 334
Conic sections, Apollonius's conics      ii. 126—175
Conic sections, conics in Fragmentum Bobiense      ii. 200—203
Conic sections, discovered by Menaechmus      252—253 ii.
Conic sections, Euclid's conics and Aristaeus's solid Loci      438 ii.
Conic sections, in Anthemius      ii. 541—543
Conic sections, names due to Apollonius      150 ii.
Conic sections, propositions included in Euclid's conics      ii. 121—122
Conic sections, propositions included in Euclid's conics, conics in Archimedes      ii. 122—126
Conon of Samos      ii. 16 ii.
Construction      370 ii.
Conversion of ratio (convertendo)      386
Cook-Wilson, J.      300n. ii.
Counter-earth      164
Croesus      4 129
Ctesibius      213
Ctesibius, relation to Philon and Heron      ii. 298—302
Cube root, extraction of      63—64
Cube root, extraction of, Heron's case      ii. 341—342
Cube, called 'geometrical harmony ' (Philolaus)      85—86
Cube, duplication of, approximation by plane method      268—270
Cube, duplication of, history of problem      244—246
Cube, duplication of, reduction by Hippocrates to problem of two mean proportionals      2 183 200 245
Cube, duplication of, solutions, by 'Plato'      255—258
Cube, duplication of, solutions, by Apollonius, Philon, Heron      262—264
Cube, duplication of, solutions, by Archytas      246—249
Cube, duplication of, solutions, by Diodes      264—266
Cube, duplication of, solutions, by Eratosthenes      258—260
Cube, duplication of, solutions, by Eudoxus      249—251
Cube, duplication of, solutions, by Menaechmus      251—255
Cube, duplication of, solutions, by Nicomedes      260—262
Cube, duplication of, solutions, by Sporus and Pappus      266—268
Cubic equations, particular case in Diophantus      ii. 465 ii.
Cubic equations, solved by conics      237—238 ii. ii.
Curtze, M.      75n. ii.
Cyrus      129
D'Armagnac, G.      ii. 26
Dactylus, 1/24th of ell      ii. 216
Damastes of Sigeum      177
Damianus      ii. 294
Darius-vase      48—49
Dasypodius      ii. 554n.
De la Hire      ii. 550
De levi et ponderoso      445—446
De Sluse, R.F.      96
Decagon inscribed in circle, area of      ii. 328
Decagon inscribed in circle, side of      416
Dee, John      369 425
Definitions, Aristotle on      337
Definitions, definitions of Heron      ii. 314—316
Definitions, in Euclid      373
Definitions, in Plato      289 292—294
Definitions, Pythagorean      166
Demetrius of Alexandria      ii. 260 ii.
Democritus of Abdera      12 119 121 182
Democritus of Abdera, Aristotle's encomium      176
Democritus of Abdera, atoms mathematically divisible ad inf.      181
Democritus of Abdera, date      176
Democritus of Abdera, date, travels      177
Democritus of Abdera, first discovered volume of cone and pyramid      176 180 217 ii.
Democritus of Abdera, list of works (1) astronomical      177
Democritus of Abdera, list of works (2) mathematical      178
Democritus of Abdera, on angle of contact      178—179
Democritus of Abdera, on circular sections of cone      179—180 ii.
Democritus of Abdera, on great year      177
Democritus of Abdera, on irrational lines and solids      156—157 181
Democritus of Abdera, on perspective      174
Dercyllides      ii. 244
Descartes      75n. 279
Dicaearchus      ii. 242
Dichotomy of Zeno      275 278—280
Diels, H.      142n. 176 178 184 188
Digamma, from Phoenician Vau      32
digit      27
Dinostratus      225 229 320—321 ii.
Diocles, inventor of cissoid      264—266
Diocles, on burning-mirrors      ii. 200—203
Diocles, solution of Archimedes on sph. and cyl.      II.4 ii.
Diodorus (math.), analemma of      ii. 287 ii.
Diodorus (math.), on parallel-postulate      358
Diodorus Siculus      121 141 142 176
Diogenes Laertius      144 145 177 291
Dionysius, a friend of Heron      ii. 306
Dionysius, Plato's master      22
Dionysodorus      ii. 46 ii. ii.
Diophantus of Alexandria, 'Moriastica'      ii. 449
Diophantus of Alexandria, 'Porisms'      ii. 449 450 451 ii.
Diophantus of Alexandria, arithmetica      15—16
Diophantus of Alexandria, conspectus of arithmetica      ii. 484—514
Diophantus of Alexandria, date      ii. 448
Diophantus of Alexandria, determinate equations      ii. 462—465 484—490
Diophantus of Alexandria, fractions in      42—44
Diophantus of Alexandria, indeterminate analysis      ii. 466—476 491—514
Diophantus of Alexandria, methods      ii. 462—479
Diophantus of Alexandria, notation and definitions      ii. 455—461
Diophantus of Alexandria, on polygonal numbers      16 84 ii.
Diophantus of Alexandria, propositions in theory of numbers      ii. 481—484
Diophantus of Alexandria, signs for minus      ii. 459
Diophantus of Alexandria, signs for unknown (x) and powers      ii. 456—459
Diophantus of Alexandria, works and editions      ii. 448—455
Dioptra      18 ii.
Dioptra, Heron's Dioptra      ii. 345—346
Division, Egyptian method      53
Division, example with sexagesimal fractions (Theon of Alexandria)      59—60
Division, Greek meathod      58—60
Divisions (of Figures), on, by Euclid      425—430
Divisions (of Figures), on, by Euclid, similar problems in Heron      ii. 336—340
Dodecagon, area of      ii. 328
Dodecahedron, Apollonius on      419—420
Dodecahedron, discovery attributed to Pythagoras or Pythagoreans      65 141 158—160 162
Dodecahedron, early occurrence      160
Dodecahedron, inscribed in sphere (Euclid)      418—419
Dodecahedron, inscribed in sphere (Pappus)      ii. 369
Dodecahedron, volume of      ii. 335
Domninus      ii. 538
Dositheus      ii. 34
Duhem, P.      446
Dupuis, J.      ii. 239
Earth, measurements of      ii. 82
Earth, measurements of, (Eratosthenes)      ii. 106—107
Earth, measurements of, (Posido-nius)      ii. 220
Ecliptic, estimate of inclination (Eratosthenes, Ptolemy)      ii. 107—108
Ecliptic, obliquity discovered by Oenopides      174 ii.
Ecphantus      317 ii.
Edfu, temple of Horus      124
Egypt, orientation of temples      122
Egypt, origin of geometry in      120—122
Egypt, priests      4—5 8—9
Egypt, relations with Greece      8
Egyptian mathematics, algebra in Papyrus Rhind      ii. 440—441
Egyptian mathematics, geometry (mensuration)      122—128
Egyptian mathematics, maps (regional)      139
Egyptian mathematics, measurement of pyramids      126—128
Egyptian mathematics, numeral system      27—28
Egyptian mathematics, numeral system, fractions      28
Egyptian mathematics, numeral system, multiplication      14—15 52—53
Egyptian mathematics, triangle (3,4,5) right-angled      122 147
Egyptian mathematics, value of $\pi$      124 125
Eisenlohr, A.      123 126 127
Eisenmann, H.J.      ii. 360
Elements, as known to Pythagoreans      166—168
Elements, other contributors to, Elements of Euclid      357—419
Elements, other contributors to, Eudoxus      320 323—329 354
Elements, other contributors to, Hermotimus of Colophon      320
Elements, other contributors to, Leodamas, Archytas      170 212—213
Elements, other contributors to, Theaetetus      209—212 354
Elements, progress in, down to Plato      170—171 175—176 201—202 209—213 216—217
Elements, the so-called 'Books XIV, XV'      419—421
Elements, writers of Elements, Hippocrates of Chios      170—171 201—202
Elements, writers of Elements, Leon, Theudius      320—321
Ell, as measure of angles      ii. 215—216
Empedocles, on Pythagoras      65
Enestroem, G.      ii. 341—342
Enneagon, Heron's measurement of area      ii. 328—329
Enneagon, Heron's measurement of side      ii. 259
Epanthema of Thymaridas (system of simple equations)      94
Epanthema of Thymaridas (system of simple equations), other types reduced to      94—96
Equations      see also "Quadratic" "Cubic"
Equations, in epanthema of Thymaridas and in laniblichus      94—96
Equations, in Greek anthology      ii. 441—443
Equations, indeterminate      see "Indeterminate Analysis"
Equations, simple, in Papyrus Rhind      ii. 441
Eratosthenes      ii. 1 16
Eratosthenes, astronomy      ii. 107—109
Eratosthenes, chronology and Geographica      ii. 109
Eratosthenes, date      ii. 104
Eratosthenes, measurement of earth      ii. 106—107 ii. ii.
Eratosthenes, on duplication of cube      244—246 251 258—260
Eratosthenes, on means      ii. 105—106 ii.
Eratosthenes, sieve for finding primes      16 100 ii.
Eratosthenes, the Platonicus      ii. 104—105
Erycinus      ii. 359 365—368
Euclid      2—3 93 131
Euclid, arithmetic, classification and definitions of 'perfect' numbers      74 402
Euclid, arithmetic, classification and definitions of numbers      72—73 397
Euclid, arithmetic, formula for right-angled triangles in rational numbers      81—82 405
Euclid, conics      438—439 ii.
Euclid, conics, focus-directrix property      ii. 119—121
Euclid, conics, on ellipse      439 ii. ii.
Euclid, Data      421—425
Euclid, data, divisions (of figures)      425—430 ii. 339
Euclid, date      354—356
Euclid, Elements, analysis of      373—419
Euclid, Elements, arrangement of postulates and axioms      361 I.47
Euclid, Elements, arrangement of postulates and axioms, how originally proved      147—149
Euclid, Elements, Euclid in Middle Ages      365—369
Euclid, Elements, Euclid in Middle Ages, at Universities      368—369
Euclid, Elements, first English editions, Billingsley      369—370
Euclid, Elements, first introduction into England      363
Euclid, Elements, first printed editions, Ratdolt      364—365
Euclid, Elements, first printed editions, Zamberti      365
Euclid, Elements, Latin translations, Athelhard      362—363
Euclid, Elements, Latin translations, Campanus      363—364
Euclid, Elements, Latin translations, Commandinus      365
Euclid, Elements, Latin translations, Gherard      363
Euclid, Elements, parallel-postulate      358 375 ii. ii. ii.
Euclid, Elements, so-called 'Books XIV, XV'      419—421
Euclid, Elements, text      360—361
Euclid, Elements, text, ancient commentaries      358—359
Euclid, Elements, text, Arabic translations      362
Euclid, Elements, text, editio princeps of Greek text      360
Euclid, Elements, text, Greek texts of Gregory, Peyrard, August, Heiberg      360—361
Euclid, Elements, text, Theon's edition      358 360 ii.
Euclid, Elements, text, translation by Boeetius      359
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