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Publication date: 1968
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Renaissancehistory of mathematicsApollonius of PergaEgyptMesopotamiaArithmetization of AnalysisAge of EulerAge of Plato and AristotleArabic HegemonyArchimedes of SyracuseAspects of Twentieth CenturyBernoulli EraChina and IndiaEuclid of AlexandriaEurope in the Middle AgesGreek Trigonometry and MensurationHeroic AgeHeroic Age in GeometryIonia and PythagoreansMathematicians of French RevolutionNewton and LeibnizPrelude to Modern MathematicsPrimitive OriginsRevival and Decline of Greek MathematicsRise of Abstract AlgebraTime of Fermat and DescartesTime of Gauß and CauchyTransitional Period
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