Author(s):
Frank Swetz (Pennsylvania State University)
Thomas Bradwardine (1290-1349) was an English cleric, mathematician, theologian and philosopher. He taught at Oxford University and was the author of several books. A collection of his mathematical works entitled Preclarissimum mathematicarum opus was published in Spain in 1503. The title page is printed in an innovative form:

The first page of text discusses numeration and the “Hindu-Arabic” numerals:

Figurate numbers are discussed and illustrated by diagrams. There is a mistake in one of the number sequences: can you find it?

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Index to Mathematical Treasures
Frank Swetz (Pennsylvania State University), "Mathematical Treasure: Bradwardine's Arithmetic and Geometry," Convergence (July 2018)