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Aristoteles war zwar kein Mathematiker, aber er kannte sich mit der zeitgenössischen Mathematik gut aus. Er ist direkt oder indirekt (über seinen Schüler Eudemos von Rhodos, dessen verloren gegangene Mathematikgeschichte hinter vielen der Mitteilungen von späteren Autoren steckt) unsere wichtigste Quelle für unsere Kenntnis der voreuklidischen Mathematik. Die Sammlungen von Heiberg (Mathematisches zu Aristoteles von 1904) und Heath (Mathematics in Aristotle von 1949) geben Zeugnis von der Breite und Vielseitigkeit seines Interesses an den mathematischen Wissenschaften.

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Hasper, P.S. (2021). Mathematiker. In: Rapp, C., Corcilius, K. (eds) Aristoteles-Handbuch. J.B. Metzler, Stuttgart. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-05742-6_8

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