
doi: 10.5951/mt.23.3.0185
According to Professor David Eugene Smith, Pythagoras1 is the most interesting figure in the history of ancient mathematics. He ranks him first "partly from the mystery surrounding his life, partly from his own mysticism, partly from the brotherhood which he established and partly from the unquestioned ability of the man bimself."2
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