Egyptian mathematicians
Alhazen Master of Optics english science
A counter-point to some of the assertions appearing in Maria Dzielska's ''Hypatia of Alexandria.'' Note: Prudish scholars are advised not to download the .PDF version of this lengthy document.
Khan Amore's Refutation of the Revisionists (notably, Maria Dzielska)
Hypatia World : website dedicated to the continuation of the work of Hypatia
Welcome To HYPATIA WORLD (http://www.hypatia-lovers.com)
English translations of some of the works referred to above. cosmopolis alexandria
Church of Saint Hypatia of Alexandria in Montclair, New Jersey
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Multicultural Resource Center: Hypatia
"Hipatia" – an organisation promoting "the adoption of public policies combined with human and social behaviour that favour the free availability and sustainability of, and social access to, technology and knowledge".
Hipatia | Free knowledge in action for the people of the world
James Grout: ''Hypatia'', part of the Encyclopædia Romana penelope greece paganism
Hypatia
Extensive biography on Hypatia . This website takes the position that Hypatia was an astrologer, for which no evidence exists.
Skyscript: The Life and Work of Hypatia by Sue Toohey
Resources on Hypatia : booklist, classroom activities
Hypatia of Alexandria
Menelaus' Theorem Interactive proof with animation and key concepts by Antonio Gutierrez from "Geometry Step by Step from the Land of the Incas"
Menelaus' Theorem Proof - Triangle line transverse. Antonio Gutierrez
Menelaus of Alexandria www groups and mathematicians menelaus
Menelaus
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