Euclid

The Library Of Alexandria was one of the biggest libraries of the Ancient World. The library was introduced in 288 BCE 35 years after Alexander the great died. When Alexander was building Alexandria he had a vision of an abundance of men coming from different cities for their food and their crops. Unfortunately he died too soon to see his beautiful creation come to life. When Alexander died his empire was divided amongst his generals but instead of ruling together they divided the kingdom and…

Plays began to become important in ancient Greece and two types of plays which were written and performed were comedies and tragedies. A comedy, in ancient Greece, was usually a play that marked or made fun of a certain topic, person, or group of people. One famous comedy writer was Aristophanes. He wrote the plays The Birds and Lysistrata. A tragedy, in ancient Greece, usually dealt with a moral or social issue, human suffering, and almost always ended in disaster. Three famous Greek tragedy…

Plato (427-347 BC) a Greek philosopher was born in Athens. He is a philosopher, politicians, mathematicians, poet and reformers. He is one of the most creative and influential thinkers in political philosophy. He is one of the important disciples Socrates. Socrates never wrote down anything, books etc. It is Plato who wrote down the dialogue of Socrates. Plato was from Solon family (LAW GIVER) and he was born in aristocracy. The name of his father was Ariston. His mother Perictione, was a…

the same street. The two men repeated this for a total of about 24 times. After a while, a third man named Katz approached and joined the other two in a brief conversation. When the conversation finished, Katz left immediately. Katz walked west on Euclid Avenue. Chilton and Terry resumed their walk and later headed towards the same direction that Katz’s went…

in this stage where practical use of mathematics is important. Montessori students for the age of six, enjoy learning how maths can fits in the grand scheme of the cosmic education. This includes studying ancient mathematicians such as Pythagoras, Euclid, Eratosthenes and…

bigger person. She also taught me how to make my own decisions and stop letting other people live my life for me. This was a very helpful tip for me, because I woke up to reality. I have a mentor who has helped me a lot. My mentor is my principal at Euclid High School, Mrs. Williams. She is like a mother to me. She is the type of person who gives great advice, and makes sure I am on the right track. When I met her, it wasn’t for a good reason. One day, I received my first suspension. I got…

Driving to Lewiston, Idaho from Euclid, Ohio while making many stops is not an easy thing to do in just several days, but Salamanca and her grandparents manage to do just that. Lewiston, Idaho is a very important setting to the plot of Walk Two Moons. Many important things happened while going to Lewiston and while in Lewiston. Lewiston is where Salamanca's mother had gone and it's the destination of Sal's road trip. Sal went on both an emotional and physical journey on her trip to Lewiston.…

back to Alice books but they were unpopular and described as a great failure, the books were Sylvie and Bruno, and Sylvie and Bruno Concluded. He also wrote a few funny poems and things and those were published even before the Alice books. He wrote Euclid and his Modern Rivals, which is a book on mathematics. There’s also Phantasmagoria and Other Poems, which was a collection of multiple poems and pieces. This was later separated into 2 more…

poem was intentionally written to refer to fractals, as is mentioned in the title-- and the mimicking of the process that was used to create the fractal set. Another poet, Diana Der-Hovanessian, wrote a poem referring to another author’s poem about Euclid Geometry, and her poem was titled “Fractals”, showing her intention. She asks, “it was symmetry that we must contemplate/” (qtd. in Birkens & Coon, pg.158), referring to Euclidean Geometry but also to fractals as it possesses…

in the last scenes, by Maggie’s love problems but it is however noteworthy in Maggie’s childhood. Although she expresses the desire for intellectual knowledge, for ‘more instruments playing together’, it will be Tom to be sent to school and study Euclid and Latin. George Eliot chose to tell the story of ordinary people and Maggie’s story could stand for other girls, whose description could have been similar to her, with their unfulfilled desire for learning. 2.1 Maggie Tulliver’s thirst of…