Hermathena
Hermathena
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Opera^ ed. Didot, vol. iv., p. 877. TlKdrwv 8^ koI ip rovrois Tv$oyopi(§i.
'* nveaj6pas, itiyr* ffxVf^'*'^^ ivruw Plut. Plac,y ii., 6, 5 & 6; Opera, ed.
^rtp^Sw, iirtp fcoAcirai Koi fioBvi/Jiaruciiy Didot, vol. iv., p. 1081.
4k /ikp rod K^fiov ^a\ ytyoy4pai r^r '• Stob. Eclog. ab Heeren, lib. i., T^r, ix 91 T^s irvpoftitos rh vvp, iic 91 p. lo. See also Zeller, Die Philos, der rod itcrad^pov rhv iUpa, iK 8^ rod ctKo- Griechen, Enter Theil, p. 376, Leip- viZpov rh fHwpf iK 8i rov BwB€KtL49pov zi...g, 1 876.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC 214 DR' ALLMAN ON OREEK GEOMETRY in the latter the icosahedral elements became octahedraL Hence would naturally arise the following geometrical problems : — Construct an icosahedron which shall be equal to a given cube ; Construct an octahedron which shall be equal to a given icosahedron.
Now Plutarch, in YAsSymp.^vxiL^ Quaestio ii. — Die UXirw^ iXkyz rov Oeov ael yetofiirptivy 3 & 4" — accepts this theory of P)rthagoras and Philolaus, and in connection with it points out the importance of the problem : * Given two figures, to construct a third which shall be equal to one of the two and similar to the other' — ^which he praises as elegant, and attributes to Pythagoras (see Hermathena, voLiii.p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Opera^ ed. Didot, vol. iv., p. 877. TlKdrwv 8^ koI ip rovrois Tv$oyopi(§i.
'* nveaj6pas, itiyr* ffxVf^'*'^^ ivruw Plut. Plac,y ii., 6, 5 & 6; Opera, ed.
^rtp^Sw, iirtp fcoAcirai Koi fioBvi/Jiaruciiy Didot, vol. iv., p. 1081.
4k /ikp rod K^fiov ^a\ ytyoy4pai r^r '• Stob. Eclog. ab Heeren, lib. i., T^r, ix 91 T^s irvpoftitos rh vvp, iic 91 p. lo. See also Zeller, Die Philos, der rod itcrad^pov rhv iUpa, iK 8^ rod ctKo- Griechen, Enter Theil, p. 376, Leip- viZpov rh fHwpf iK 8i rov BwB€KtL49pov zi...g, 1 876.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC 214 DR' ALLMAN ON OREEK GEOMETRY in the latter the icosahedral elements became octahedraL Hence would naturally arise the following geometrical problems : — Construct an icosahedron which shall be equal to a given cube ; Construct an octahedron which shall be equal to a given icosahedron.
Now Plutarch, in YAsSymp.^vxiL^ Quaestio ii. — Die UXirw^ iXkyz rov Oeov ael yetofiirptivy 3 & 4" — accepts this theory of P)rthagoras and Philolaus, and in connection with it points out the importance of the problem : * Given two figures, to construct a third which shall be equal to one of the two and similar to the other' — ^which he praises as elegant, and attributes to Pythagoras (see Hermathena, voLiii.p.
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