Originally published in 1987, this important synthesis represented
the first effort by modern scholars to convey the variety of ways
in which medieval scientists and natural philosophers used
mathematics and mathematical modes of thought to describe natural
phenomena. Eleven distinguished historians of science contributed
original essays on the application of mathematics to natural
philosophy, astronomy, cosmology, optics and medicine. The book is
a fitting tribute to Professor Marshall Clagett of The Institute
for Advanced Study, Princeton, for his significant contributions to
the history of medieval science.
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