The story of Euclid, by W. B. Frankland, with illustrations.

INDEX

ACADEMY, 20, 44, 46
Adelhard, 220, 126, 130
" Aganis," 125
Ahnmes, 102, 270
Alcuin, 223
Alexander, 25, 49, 51, 52*
Alexandria, 25, 45, 52, 59, 64, 93,
95, 99, 212
Allman, 32*, 43*, 49t, 70*, 226*
Amyclas, iti6
Anaritius, 96, 225
Anaxagoras, 103, 225
Antiphol2, I03
Apollonius, 56*, 93, 224, 235
Arabs, 23, 53, 56, 94, 96, 203, 220,
124-I26, I29
Archimedes, 48*, 53, 77, 91-93,
205, 117, 124, I35
Archytas, 42, 44, 48, 77, 107, ii6
Areas, 68, 1102-i06, 249
Aristacus, 50
Aristotle, 44, 47, 236
Arya-Bhata, 124
Athenteus, i i6
Athens, 20*, 39, 46 122
Atoms, 34
Axioms, 79, 84-9o, i67
BALL, 57
Bartels, i52*
Bede, 223, 225
B~illingsley, 24, 130-135
B'oethios, i22, 224
B~olyai, John, 247, 158-x6xz, 269
Bolyai, Wolfgang, 248, ~58-i6o
Brabmagupta, 124
V~rotberhood. See Pythagoras.

CALCULUS, 48, 92
Calendar, 127, 238
Campano, 227, 229, 230
Cassiodorus, 222, 224
Circle, 27, 38, 70-7I, 73, 76, 200,
223, 223, i66
Chaldtea,, 26, 321
Clavius, 138-139, 262
Clifford, 262*
Commandinus, 45, 233
CoIcs, 49, 57, 92, 94,202 o
Conion, 92
Constantinople, 2222
Cube (see DeLian Problem), 34, 77
DANTE, 70, 202
Dee, 24, 27, 20, 230, 232, 233,
234
Definitions, 79, 8i-85
Delian Problem, 45, 50, 95, 207,
1o8
Democritus, 43
De Morgan, 25*, 53-55, 102t
Diodles, 95
Dodecahedron, 34, 37, 38, 69, 77
EnUCATION, 238, 255
Egypt, 27, 28, 24-30, 46, 47, 52, 67,
224, 224
Elementist, i6
Elements, Natural, 34
Elements of Euclid, 58, etfiassim
Equality, 87, 88
Eratosthenes, 53, 95, 227
Euclid, 52, 53, ef,assimz
Euclid of Megara, 45, 132
Endemus, 43, 50, 114t, 228