Cum Graecis Commentariis

Cum Graecis Commentariis, Volume 2 presents a detailed examination of ancient Greek mathematical texts and commentaries. This volume, compiled in Latin, features the works of prominent scholars such as Maximus Planudes, Paul Tannery, George Pachymeres, and Diophantus. It offers invaluable insights into the mathematical knowledge and intellectual traditions of ancient Greece, making it an essential resource for historians of mathematics and classical scholars.

This edition provides a meticulous reconstruction of classical mathematical thought, preserving the nuances of Greek commentary and analysis. Its enduring value lies in its contribution to understanding the development of mathematical concepts and their transmission through the ages.

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