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引用次数: 4
摘要
我们研究了阿拉伯语版的狄奥多西球体论,由Naṣīr al- d n al-Ṭūsī组成。通过将此文本与早期阿拉伯语和希腊语版本进行比较,并研究他的编辑评论,我们对al-Ṭūsī编辑项目有了更好的了解。我们表明,al-Ṭūsī的目标是通过首先将狄奥多西的球体文本视为数学科学的产物,其次将其视为历史偶然的作品,从而使其重新焕发活力。他的编辑实践包括增加一些额外的假设和辅助引理来证明在球体学中使用的定理,重新处理一些命题来澄清潜在的数学论点
Naṣīr al-Dīn al-Ṭūsī’s revision of Theodosius’s Spherics
We examine the Arabic edition of Theodosius’sSphericscomposed by Naṣīr al-Dīn al-Ṭūsī.Through a comparison of this text with earlier Arabic and Greek versions and a study of his editorial remarks,we develop a better understanding of al-Ṭūsī editorial project.We show that al-Ṭūsī’s goal was to revitalize the text of Theodosius’sSphericsby considering it firstly as a product of the mathematical sciences and secondarily as a historically contingent work.His editorial practices involved adding a number of additional hypotheses and auxiliary lemmas to demonstrate theorems used in theSpherics, reworking some propositions to clarify the underlying mathematical argu