Euclid's Elements II: Unabridged Second Book of the 13 Elements as edited for e-Reader by Shane Bruce (Euclid's 13

by Shane Bruce

Specifically edited for any e-Reader. Every education to be called an education must include a knowledge of Euclid. Whether in Elementary School, from which the word Elementary means to include a full education of and understanding of Euclid's Thirteen Books of the Elements, or if one has missed a "Classical Education" by some circumstance, one only has to download this book and work through each Proposition. Euclid's Elements was the most popular book of the Ancient and Medieval Era, and perhaps still is even after the creation of the printing press. As each student would create their own handwritten copy to better understand the work and create figures by compass, pencil and ruler, whereby their understanding could be checked. After the invention of the printing press, currently the most "printed" book is the Bible, but know that, "Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman/artisan/craftsman/scholar does not need to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth." - II Timothy 2:15, is referring to Euclid's Elements. Every scholar, draftsman, artist, engineer, planner or thinker knows this work, the fundamentals of shapes and figures, drafting and planning. This quick lookup reference which is an essential to having a complete Kindle Library includes interior links to the many references of previous Postulates within each book, so that with one click readers my see to which each priori of knowledge is contained in each work. It also contains reference numbers where references might be compared to previous books, as the knowledge builds on each text, and may be compared side by side. This series is specifically edited to Kindle to take the most advantage of the medium. The first pre-requisite course in history; Greek Schools of Philosophy and many later schools posted upon their doors of their schools the well-known “Let no one come to our school who has not learned the Elements of Euclid.” Euclid’s “Elements”. Download and refer to anytime.

46 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 12, 2016