Online Lecture: Euclid & the Elements of Geometry: One book, many faces
with Benjamin Wardhaugh Euclid's Elements of Geometry remained in active use as a source for geometers, philosophers, mathematical practitioners and many others for more than two millennia. This lecture will ask how the book lived so long, and will try to find an answer by considering the range of different lives the book – and its author – have enjoyed in the hands and minds of many different kinds of readers.
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If you look closely, you can watch manuscript history in progress (OR: Secrets of the Fishy Psalter)
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