Euclid

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urn:cite:perseus:author.579
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tlg1799
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LCCN n 50043341
Name:
Euclid
Abbr:
Euc.
Alt names:
Εὐκλείδης
Ėẏklid
Uqlīdis
إقليدس
欧几里得
Eukleidés
Euclides, van Alexandrië
Euclide
Euklid
אוקלידוס
Eukleidész
エウクレイデス
Euclides
Euklides
Евклид
Evklid
Euclides, Geometra
Euc.
Field of activity:
Mathemetician
Geometer
Notes:
Colliers encyc., c1974 (Euclid of Alexandria)
Encyc. amer., c1980 (Euclid)
Encyc. brit., c1973 (Euclid
Greek, Eukleides)
TLG Canon of Greek Authors and Works, Third Edition, pg. 157
Smith's Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology, Vol , 1867, p. 1:
Brill's New Pauly: "Little is known for certain about the life of E.... The largest and most important work, which made E. the ‘mathematics teacher of all nations and generations’, is the ‘Elements’ (Στοιχεῖα
Stoicheîa) in 13 bks. Large parts of it are based on other mathematicians, e.g., the Pythagoreans, Theaetetus and Eudoxus [1] [13
20
25
26
29]. E.'s significance is to have summarized the knowledge of his predecessors and arranged it in a systematic order...."
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Works Currently Cataloged

Catoptrica
Data
Data (demonstrationes alterae)
Elementa (demonstrationes alterae, lib. 1‑3)
Elementa (demonstrationes alterae, lib. 10)
Elementa (demonstrationes alterae, lib. 11‑13)
Elementa (demonstrationes alterae, lib. 5‑9)
Elementa (recensio altera, lib. 11.36‑12‑17)
Elements
Epigramma
Fragmenta
Optica
Opticorum recensio Theonis
Phaenomena
Phaenomena (demonstrationes alterae recensionis b)
Phaenomena (recensio b)
Sectio canonis [Sp.]