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Abacists, 126. Abbatt, 334. Abel's theorem, 352. Absolute geometry, 301. Abul Hasan, 115. Achilles and tortoise, paradox of, 27. Adrain, 276. Æquipollences, 322. Agnesi, 260. Agrimensores, 80. Albertus Magnus, 134. Alcuin, 119. Alembert, D'. See D'Alembert. Alfonso's tables, 127.
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Algebra: Beginnings in Egypt, 15; early Greek, 73; Diophantus, 74–77; Hindoo, 93–96; Arabic, 107, 111, 115; Middle Ages, 133, 135; Renaissance, 140, 142–150, 152; seventeenth century, 166, 187, 192; Lagrange, 267; Peacock, 284; recent, 315–331; origin of terms, 107, 115. See Notation. Al Hazin, 112. Al Hogendi, 111. Al Kaschi, 114. Allégret, 377. Al Madshriti, 115. Al Mahani, 112. Alphonso's tables, 127. Al Sagani, 111. Alternate numbers, 322. Amyclas, 33.
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