Thomas Little Heath Quote

The actual writers of Elements of whom we hear were the following. Leon, a little younger than Eudoxus, was the author of a collection of propositions more numerous and more serviceable than those collected by Hippocrates. Theudius of Magnesia, a contemporary of Menæchmus and Dinostratus, "put together the elements admirably, making many partial or limited propositions more general". Theudius's book was no doubt the geometrical text-book of the Academy and that used by Aristotle.


Achimedes (1920)


The actual writers of Elements of whom we hear were the following. Leon, a little younger than Eudoxus, was the author of a collection of...

The actual writers of Elements of whom we hear were the following. Leon, a little younger than Eudoxus, was the author of a collection of...

The actual writers of Elements of whom we hear were the following. Leon, a little younger than Eudoxus, was the author of a collection of...

The actual writers of Elements of whom we hear were the following. Leon, a little younger than Eudoxus, was the author of a collection of...