Science is the empirical, theoretical, and practical knowledge of the natural world. All scientific knowledge is brought together in scientific literature, an indispensable resource for the study of science and its history. The authoritative works in scientific literature are the foundational texts of science, which serve as beacons and guides for its further development.
Source Books in the History of the Sciences is a seven-volume series of approximately 6,000 pages, covering Greek science, physics, geography, zoology, logic, mathematics, and psychology. The series uses classic edited editions. The selections include detailed tables of contents and indexes. This is a complete English facsimile edition, with beautiful illustrations for readers’ reference.
