Pappi Alexandrini Collectionis: Quae Supersunt. E Libris Manu Scriptis Editit, Latina Interpretatione Et Commentariis Instruxit Fridericus Hultsch; Volume 2 (Ancient Greek Edition)

This is a collection of mathematical works by Pappus of Alexandria, edited and translated into Latin by Fridericus Hultsch. The book provides a comprehensive overview of the work of Pappus, an important figure in the history of mathematics. It has been widely regarded as an essential reference for anyone interested in the history of mathematics and the work of Pappus.

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