Collectiones Quae Supersunt E Libris Manu Scriptis Edidit Latina Interpretatione Et Commentariis...

This collection presents the surviving works of Pappus of Alexandria, a prominent Greek mathematician of late antiquity. Edited from original manuscripts and accompanied by a Latin translation and extensive commentaries, this volume offers invaluable insights into Pappus's contributions to geometry, mechanics, and mathematical problem-solving. Pappus's "Collection" is renowned for its comprehensive survey of classical Greek mathematics, preserving and extending many earlier works that would otherwise be lost.

This edition serves as an essential resource for scholars and historians of mathematics, providing a critical edition of the original Latin alongside the original Greek text. Explore the ingenuity and enduring legacy of Pappus, whose work continues to inspire and inform mathematical thought.

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