Su Due Libri Di Apollonio Pergeo Detti Delle Inclinazioni

Su Due Libri Di Apollonio Pergeo Detti Delle Inclinazioni, by Vincenzo Flauti, presents a detailed examination and restoration of Apollonius of Perga's work on inclinations. This 1851 publication delves into the intricacies of Apollonius' geometric problems, offering insights into his methods and solutions.

Flauti's work serves as a valuable resource for mathematicians and historians of science, providing a critical analysis of Apollonius' original texts and offering interpretations of the mathematical concepts involved. It explores the different reconstructions and interpretations of Apollonius' lost treatise, making it essential reading for those interested in classical geometry and the history of mathematical thought. This edition ensures the enduring accessibility of Apollonius' profound contributions to the field.

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