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Euclid
In the history of geometry, Euclid of Alexandria is the main representative of this science. His contributions to humanity are invaluable and many of them remain today as universal premises.
For many mathematicians and geometricians, he is known as the father of geometry. Euclid along with Archimedes and Apolonio of Perga is part of the triad of mathematicians of Antiquity and is one of the most illustrious and best known mathematicians of all time.
His most renowned work is "Elements” and is composed of thirteen books that develop different geometric and arithmetic themes, and that have remained unchanged until the 19th century. This work has been as widespread as one of the most important written works of universal literature, as well as the Bible or Don Quixote.
Personal information
- When he was born: B.C.
- Where he was born: Unknown
- When he died: B.C.
- Where did he die: Alexandria, Egypt
Who was Euclid?
Euclid of Alexandria was a Gr
