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Eudoxius of
Antioch (Gr****: Εὐδόξιος; died 370) was the
eighth bishop of
Constantinople from 27
January 360 to 370,
previously bishop of
Germanicia and...
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reflects the deep
conceptual and
methodological innovation involved. The
Eudoxian definition of
proportionality uses the quantifier, "for
every ..." to harness...
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Fibonacci and Archimedes. The
analysis and
proofs relied heavily on the
Eudoxian theory of proportion, as set
forth in the
fifth book of Euclid's Elements...
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arrived just in time, for the
emperor had been
lending his ear to a
Eudoxian, but he now
veered round,
issuing a
letter (Sozomen, IV, xiv) declaring...
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translations taken from an
Arabic source;
these contained errors in Book V, the
Eudoxian theory of proportion,
which rendered it unusable. Tartaglia's
edition was...
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philosophical quandary that was well
understood in the
fourth century. The
Eudoxian planetary model sufficed for the
wandering stars, but no
deduction of terrestrial...
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April 2004) was a
historian of Gr****
mathematics who
published work on pre-
Eudoxian ratio theory (using the
process he
called anthyphairesis). He disputed...
- All who
follow the
following heresies: Eunomians, Anomoeans, Arians,
Eudoxians, Semi-Arians, Pneumatomachi, Sabellians, Marcellians,
Photinians and Apollinarians...
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known from a
letter of
George of
Laodicea that was
critical of the
Eudoxian teaching of one Aëtius and his
disciples at
Antioch The
Emperor Constantius...
