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On Triangles, by Regiomontanus (Johannes M�ller) (1436-1476), written in 1464 but not published until 1533.
Two posters illustrating the major milestones in the history of mathematics, from the first ideas of "number" to the proof of Fermat's Last Theorem.

A comparison of the Greek and Chinese approach to the idea of similarity.

The story of Nicolaus Mercator, music, and logarithms.

One hundred men besieged in a castle, have sufficient food to allow each one bread to the weight of 14 lot a day for ten months.

A collection of articles on using the history of mathematics of the past 200 years in the undergraduate classroom.

This is a page from an early printed edition of the Arithmetica of Jordanus de Nemore (early 13th century).

Archimedes' work, The Method, explained, along with many other important ideas of the great Greek geometer.

The perimeters of two similar triangles are 45 and 135 respectively. One side of the first triangle has length 11 and a second side has length 19. Find the lengths of the sides of the second triangle.

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