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  1. Geometry and arithmetic in the medieval traditions of Euclid’s Elements: a view from Book II.Leo Corry - 2013 - Archive for History of Exact Sciences 67 (6):637-705.
    This article explores the changing relationships between geometric and arithmetic ideas in medieval Europe mathematics, as reflected via the propositions of Book II of Euclid’s Elements. Of particular interest is the way in which some medieval treatises organically incorporated into the body of arithmetic results that were formulated in Book II and originally conceived in a purely geometric context. Eventually, in the Campanus version of the Elements these results were reincorporated into the arithmetic books of the Euclidean treatise. Thus, while (...)
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  • The development of Euclidean axiomatics: The systems of principles and the foundations of mathematics in editions of the Elements in the Early Modern Age.Vincenzo De Risi - 2016 - Archive for History of Exact Sciences 70 (6):591-676.
    The paper lists several editions of Euclid’s Elements in the Early Modern Age, giving for each of them the axioms and postulates employed to ground elementary mathematics.
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