Propositiones Geometricae est un traité de géométrie du XVIIIe siècle qui examine les méthodes de géométrie dans l'Antiquité grecque. L'auteur, Matthew Stewart, était un mathématicien écossais qui a étudié les oeuvres des mathématiciens anciens tels que Euclide, Archimède et Apollonius. Dans ce livre, il examine les méthodes de géométrie des Anciens et les illustre avec des propositions géométriques originales. Propositiones Geometricae est une étape importante dans l'histoire de la géométrie et de la culture scientifique occidentale.

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