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Volume 30, Issue 3

May-June 2022

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ISSN 1063-6145

EISSN 1530-9274

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Special Issue on the Untold Stories of Renaissance Mathematics: Paolo Rossini, Guest Editor

Introduction

Introduction: The Idiosyncratic Nature of Renaissance Mathematics

Paolo Rossini

Perspectives on Science (2022) 30 (3): 353–357.

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Geometry and the Gods: Theurgy in Proclus’s Commentary on the First Book of Euclid’s Elements

Robert Goulding

Perspectives on Science (2022) 30 (3): 358–406.

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The Hidden Praeceptor: How Georg Rheticus Taught Geocentric Cosmology to Europe

Matteo Valleriani, Beate Federau, Olya Nicolaeva

Perspectives on Science (2022) 30 (3): 407–436.

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Replicating Mathematical Inventions: Galileo’s Compass, Its Instructions, Its Students

Mario Biagioli

Perspectives on Science (2022) 30 (3): 437–462.

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Milliet Dechales as Historian of Mathematics

Antoni Malet

Perspectives on Science (2022) 30 (3): 463–492.

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Special Issue on the Untold Stories of Renaissance Mathematics: Paolo Rossini, Guest Editor

Introduction

Introduction: The Idiosyncratic Nature of Renaissance Mathematics

Articles

Geometry and the Gods: Theurgy in Proclus’s Commentary on the First Book of Euclid’s Elements

The Hidden Praeceptor: How Georg Rheticus Taught Geocentric Cosmology to Europe

Replicating Mathematical Inventions: Galileo’s Compass, Its Instructions, Its Students

Milliet Dechales as Historian of Mathematics

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Special Issue on the Untold Stories of Renaissance Mathematics: Paolo Rossini, Guest Editor

Introduction

Introduction: The Idiosyncratic Nature of Renaissance Mathematics

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Geometry and the Gods: Theurgy in Proclus’s Commentary on the First Book of Euclid’s Elements

The Hidden Praeceptor: How Georg Rheticus Taught Geocentric Cosmology to Europe

Replicating Mathematical Inventions: Galileo’s Compass, Its Instructions, Its Students

Milliet Dechales as Historian of Mathematics

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