This is a mathematical treatise comprising of all the works of Euclid, the ancient Greek mathematician and father of geometry. The book includes definitions, axioms, propositions, and geometric proofs covering a wide range of topics such as plane and solid geometry, number theory and mathematical astronomy.

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