Texte original disponible en ligne sur http://www.springerlink.comInternational audienceI show that the meaning of the term in the Diophantine context is quite different from those that the exegetic tradition has been proposing in the last 430 years. This entails refuting one of the chief arguments allegedly supporting the widespread assessment of Diophantus as a proto-algebraist. The paper uses manifold interpretative tools: collation of manuscripts, appreciation of the Arabic tradition and of Byzantine scholarship, researches on the mechanisms of formation of the corpora of scholia and on the terminology and notions typical of the ancient rhetoric tradition.Je montre que la signification du terme dans le contexte diophantien est de nature...
Until recently, only six of thirteen books comprising Diophantus' Arithmetica were known to us. Four...
Includes bibliographical references (page 37)Diophantine analysis was named after the Greek\ud Dioph...
Since Jacoby (basing his interpretation only on Diod. Fr. VI, 1), it has been assumed by almost the ...
Texte original disponible en ligne sur http://www.springerlink.comInternational audienceI show that ...
AbstractIn the introduction of the Arithmetica Diophantus says that in order to solve arithmetical p...
Fabio Acerbi - « The Meaning of plasmatikovn in Diophantus’ Arithmetica », Archive for History of Ex...
SUMMARY. — First introduced in the 10th century, the Arithmetica of Diophantus contributed much to t...
Though it was written in Greek in a center of ancient Greek learning, Diophantus\u27s Arithmetica is...
Two ancient mathematical works, cited in ancient sources as the “Preliminaries to the Arithmetic Ele...
This article constitutes the first approach to a full history of the Greek text of the famous Arithm...
"List of books or papers read or referred to, so far as they concern or are useful to the subject": ...
The term prohairesis has a long history; its usage is crucial for the development and understanding ...
International audienceThe aim of this article is to discuss and amend one of the most intriguing loc...
SUMMARY. — In a previous article, the author presented the first of Diophantus' four Books in Arithm...
In this essay, the author suggests a conjecture about the existence of a lost theoretical treatise o...
Until recently, only six of thirteen books comprising Diophantus' Arithmetica were known to us. Four...
Includes bibliographical references (page 37)Diophantine analysis was named after the Greek\ud Dioph...
Since Jacoby (basing his interpretation only on Diod. Fr. VI, 1), it has been assumed by almost the ...
Texte original disponible en ligne sur http://www.springerlink.comInternational audienceI show that ...
AbstractIn the introduction of the Arithmetica Diophantus says that in order to solve arithmetical p...
Fabio Acerbi - « The Meaning of plasmatikovn in Diophantus’ Arithmetica », Archive for History of Ex...
SUMMARY. — First introduced in the 10th century, the Arithmetica of Diophantus contributed much to t...
Though it was written in Greek in a center of ancient Greek learning, Diophantus\u27s Arithmetica is...
Two ancient mathematical works, cited in ancient sources as the “Preliminaries to the Arithmetic Ele...
This article constitutes the first approach to a full history of the Greek text of the famous Arithm...
"List of books or papers read or referred to, so far as they concern or are useful to the subject": ...
The term prohairesis has a long history; its usage is crucial for the development and understanding ...
International audienceThe aim of this article is to discuss and amend one of the most intriguing loc...
SUMMARY. — In a previous article, the author presented the first of Diophantus' four Books in Arithm...
In this essay, the author suggests a conjecture about the existence of a lost theoretical treatise o...
Until recently, only six of thirteen books comprising Diophantus' Arithmetica were known to us. Four...
Includes bibliographical references (page 37)Diophantine analysis was named after the Greek\ud Dioph...
Since Jacoby (basing his interpretation only on Diod. Fr. VI, 1), it has been assumed by almost the ...