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This new edition of Euclid's Thirteen Books of the Elements is the perfect study guide for students looking to tackle the text. It breaks the work up into individual chapters, then presents each chapter first in its original Greek, then with an English translation.

All books in the SPQR Study Guides series also feature a multi-level table of contents, to help you navigate to any chapter of any book in just two taps.

The SPQR Study Guides series is designed to make classic works of antiquity available to a modern audience, and the complete series spans dozens of great works from ancient times.

Euclid The Elements in Greek + English SPQR Study Guides Book 45 edition by Euclid Paul Hudson Reference eBooks

As far as I can tell, there are no figures. Only the text. This is not useful to me, as I am a visual learner and need Euclid's drawings. The translation is fine and readable, aside from the fact that he's referring to illustrations that aren't there. I've ordered a print version. I suggest you do the same. Some things just weren't made to be viewed on an electronic device. And this is one book you should read all the way through.

EDIT: In light of a recent response to my review, I've updated my rating to four stars. From what I can tell, the text is accurate to the other version I have, which DOES have illustrations done out for me and is in a very well put-together format. I understand, though, that the original intent of this text may not have been to literally illustrate the figures for the reader. I don't know the history of this, and I feel like I probably should have looked it up. If you have the paper and the time, sit with this text and learn along with Euclid!

Product details File Size 2859 KB Publisher Paul Hudson; 1 edition (October 26, 2013) Publication Date October 26, 2013 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B00G8OYEF4

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Euclid The Elements in Greek + English SPQR Study Guides Book 45 edition by Euclid Paul Hudson Reference eBooks Reviews

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It is useful as one of an assortment of tools necessary to read Euclid in English. It difficult to navigate around the book. Punctuation is inconsistent, and the syntax seems at times to be driven by accurately reflecting Greek syntax rather than English. Vocabulary is still Euclidean even when modern geometry uses different terms.
As far as I can tell, there are no figures. Only the text. This is not useful to me, as I am a visual learner and need Euclid's drawings. The translation is fine and readable, aside from the fact that he's referring to illustrations that aren't there. I've ordered a print version. I suggest you do the same. Some things just weren't made to be viewed on an electronic device. And this is one book you should read all the way through.

EDIT In light of a recent response to my review, I've updated my rating to four stars. From what I can tell, the text is accurate to the other version I have, which DOES have illustrations done out for me and is in a very well put-together format. I understand, though, that the original intent of this text may not have been to literally illustrate the figures for the reader. I don't know the history of this, and I feel like I probably should have looked it up. If you have the paper and the time, sit with this text and learn along with Euclid!