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Fermat and His Correspondents,of France, not far from Toulouse in the province of Languedoc. His mother Claire de LONG belonged to the “noblesse de robe”, which means that her family had been ennobled through one or more of its members holding a magistrate’s office. He was baptized Pierre FERMAT on 20 August 1601. Before 1631 he

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An Age of Transition: Lagrange and Legendre,ady to pass the title on to Lagrange. “It is most flattering to me”, he wrote to his younger colleague, “to have as my successor in Berlin the most outstanding geometer of this century” (. Chap.III, §IX). Such was indeed by then the universal verdict of the scientific world. “., .” is how LAVOISIER

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uch an all-inclusive whole the sum total of human knowledge. No matter how small this amount may be compared with the whole immeasurable realm of all the truths there are, relative to the intellectual capacities of any individual man it would still be very great. Indeed, it would be too great. For s

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Fermat and His Correspondents, daughters; the elder son Samuel became a magistrate, and, like his father, a councilor in the Toulouse High Court; his brother took orders and became a canon in the cathedral church in Castres; one daughter got married, two became nuns. Fer-mat’s professional life was divided between Toulouse, his

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Euler,gnitary. Kepler’s teacher MAESTLIN had been a professor in Tübingen, but KEPLER plied his trade as an astrologer and maker of horoscopes. GALILEO’s genius, coupled with his domineering personality, earned him, first a professorship in Padova, then an enviable position as a protégé of the Grand-Duke

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truths that belong to each particular sort, so many of them as are noteworthy, together in books of their own, relating them, as need be, to as many other theses as may contribute to their understanding or proof, so that they achieve the utmost intelligibility and cogency.