On the Genealogy of Modern Numerals

"On the Genealogy of Modern Numerals, Volume 2" explores the historical development and origins of modern numerical systems. Authored by Sir Edward Clive Bayley, this volume delves into the linguistic and mathematical roots of numerals, tracing their evolution from ancient times. A valuable resource for linguists, mathematicians, and historians, this work provides insight into the fascinating journey of how numbers have transformed across cultures and centuries.

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