The Age of Reason · Character
Euclid
Ancient Greek mathematician cited for logical reasoning.
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First appearance: the age of reason
Euclid shows up with force in XII: The Effects of Christianism on Education; Proposed Reforms. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Referenced as an example of a Greek author whose works were translated from dead languages, though translators often did not understand the learning.
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