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There are 13 different books in "Euclid's Elements". There is not a specific name for the 13th book but it is about Pythagoreans.
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Euclid of Alexandria or Eukleides
Euclid is the only recorded name of the man of the fourth century BC known as the Father of Geometry. He was also called Euclid of Alexandria, where he established a school of mathematics.
Euclid's Elements is the name you're after.
Elements
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Theory of abstract proportions
It's called 'Elements'
Elements
There are 13 different books in "Euclid's Elements". There is not a specific name for the 13th book but it is about Pythagoreans.
'Elements' was written by Euclid.
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The most famous book written by Euclid is "Elements." Composed around 300 BCE, it is a comprehensive compilation of the knowledge of geometry of his time, presented in a systematic and logical format. "Elements" consists of 13 books covering topics such as plane geometry, number theory, and solid geometry, and has had a profound influence on mathematics for centuries.
The name of Euclid of Alexandria's mother is not documented in historical records. Most of what we know about Euclid comes from his mathematical works, primarily the "Elements," and there is little biographical information available about his personal life or family. Consequently, details such as his mother's name remain unknown.