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Duplication Du Cube: Cissoïde de Dioclès, Droite de Philon, Mésolabe (French Edition) A-Z Family Health Adviser (Clarion) by Diocles, 1998-01 THE HOME MEDICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA by DiOCLES, 1001 Y Todo Esto Por Nosotros (Spanish Edition) by Diocles A. Revidatti, 2006-01 Diocles on burning mirrors: The Arabic translation of the lost Greek original (Sources in the history of mathematics and physical sciences) by Diocles, 1976 Diocles - On Burning Mirrors: The Arabic Translation of the Lost Greek Original (Sources in the History of Mathematics and Physical Sciences) (English and Indo-European Edition)

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21. Diocles Of Carystus
    diocles of Carystus Studies in Ancient Medicine, 22. This book presentsand discusses all the fragments and testimonies to diocles' views.  
    http://www.brill.nl/product.asp?ID=870

22. Diocles Of Carystus
    diocles of Carystus Studies in Ancient Medicine, 23. This book presentsand discusses all the fragments and testimonies to diocles' views.  
    http://www.brill.nl/product.asp?ID=9502

23. TMTh:: DIOCLES OF ALEXANDRIA
    MATHEMATICIAN, PHYSICIST diocles OF ALEXANDRIA (fl. 2nd century BC)Work diocles lived in Alexandria. His principal work is On  
    http://www.tmth.edu.gr/en/aet/4/38.html
    
    Extractions: 2. "The Delian problem", that is, the duplication of the cube. Diocles drew a curve with two branches symmetrical about a cusp on the diameter and proceeding to infinity; this has since been known as the "cissoid of Diocles". In the 17th century Newton devised an instrument to trace it in a single movement

24. DIOCLES
    Translate this page diocles. Médecin et chirurgien disciple d’Aristote. Cap Sounion.Projet Educatif Européen « SOCRATES COMENIUS » - Collège Jules  
    http://coll-ferry-montlucon.pays-allier.com/diocles.htm

25. DIOCLES De Carystos
    Translate this page diocles de Carystos Vers 240 – vers 180 AV JC. Dioclès était contemporaind’Apollonios. On ne connaît pratiquement rien de  
    http://coll-ferry-montlucon.pays-allier.com/dioclkar.htm
    
    Extractions: Vers 240 – vers 180 AV J.C. Dioclès était contemporain d’ Apollonios . On ne connaît pratiquement rien de lui à part quelques fragments de son travail cités par Eutocius dans son commentaire du texte d’ Archimède : « La sphère et le cylindre ». Ce texte nous apprend que pour tenter de résoudre le problème de la « duplication du cube , Dioclès inventa une courbe appelée « cissoïde ». Il aurait aussi travaillé sur un problème posé par Archimède et consistant à couper une sphère par un plan de telle sorte que les volumes des deux calottes obtenues soient dans un rapport donné. Des extraits notés par Eutocius à partir de l’ouvrage de Dioclès « Les miroirs incendiaires », ouvrage aujourd’hui disparu, montre que Dioclès fut le premier à démontrer la propriété focale des miroirs paraboliques. Bien que cet ouvrage ait été par la suite totalement ignoré par les Grecs, il eut une influence considérable sur les mathématiciens arabes. Cette connaissance ne parvint en Occident que vers l’an 1200 grâce à une traduction latine d’un ouvrage d’Al-Haytham. C’est cette traduction tardive qui permit de recueillir quelques nouvelles informations sur la vie de Dioclès. Lorsque

26. Cisoide De Diocles
    Translate this page CISOIDE DE diocles. Se trata de la cisoide más famosa. Es la curva cisoidede un punto O de una circunferencia respecto a la circunferencia  
    http://centros5.pntic.mec.es/ies.marques.de.santillana/tallerma/conc0001/cis_dio

27. CABRI CABRIWEB
    Translate this page La curva cisoide más conocida es la cisoide de diocles, utilizada pordiocles para resolver el problema de la duplicación del cubo.  
    http://centros5.pntic.mec.es/ies.marques.de.santillana/tallerma/cisoide.htm

28. Cisoide De Diocles
    Translate this page Cisoide de diocles. Fecha de primera versión 02-04-98. La ecuación genéricade la cisoide de diocles en coordenadas cartesianas es y 2 = x 2 /(2a -x).  
    http://personal.redestb.es/javfuetub/Geometria/Curvas/Cisoide.htm

29. Diocles - Wikipedia
    diocles. In Greek mythology, diocles was one of the first priests of Demeterand one of the first to learn the secrets of the Eleusinian mysteries.  
    http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diocles
    
    Extractions: Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Older versions Special pages Set my user preferences My watchlist Recently updated pages Upload image files Image list Registered users Site statistics Random article Orphaned articles Orphaned images Popular articles Most wanted articles Short articles Long articles Newly created articles Interlanguage links All pages by title Blocked IP addresses Maintenance page External book sources Printable version Talk

30. The Charioteer Diocles
    Number, C304. Title, The Charioteer diocles. Findspot, Rome. Language,Latin. Source, ILS 5287. Trans, David Potter. Introduction, This inscription  
    http://www.umich.edu/~classics/programs/class/cc/372/sibyl/db/C304.html
    
    Extractions: Number Title The Charioteer Diocles Findspot Rome Language Latin Source ILS 5287 Trans David Potter Introduction This inscription provides invaluable information about the way that a career unfolded, the way that events were ranked, the number of races that a charioteer might drive in, the way that races were run and the history of chariot racing in the 2nd century AD. Gaius Appu]leius Diocles, charioteer of the Red faction , a Spanish Lusitanian by birth, he lived for 42 years, 7 months and 23 days. He first raced for the White faction in the consulship of Acilius Aviola and Corellius Pansa . He won his first race for the same faction in the consulship of Manius Acilius Glabrio and Gaius Bellicius Torquatus . He raced for the first time for the Green faction in the second consulship of Torquatus Asprenas and Annius Libo . He won for the first time for the Red faction in the consulship of Laenas Pontianus and Antonius Rufinus Totals: he raced four hourse chariots for 24 years, he started in 4257 races, he won 1,463 times. In the first race after the procession: 110 times, in singles , 1064 times. He won 92 major prizes. Of these, 32 were of 30,000 HS, three of them with six-horse teams; 28 of 40,000 HS, two of them in races with six horse chariots, 38 of 50,000 HS, one of these in a seven-horse chariot; 3 of 60,000 HS. In

31. ( DIOCLES - EHUD )
    diocles ( ) DIRK I COUNT OF HOLLAND ( - 0939) DIRK II OF HOLLAND( - 0988) DIRK III OF HOLLAND ( - 1039) Luke DIRSCHERL ( -  
    http://members.tripod.com/richwendling/index/ind0019.html

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    FREE*Freebies*FREE Free Animations, Banners, gifs , Flags, and Pictures. 2100st Century EMail. E-Mail Tim Vance. diocles Born Death About 300 BC. Burial  
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    Extractions: Main Directory Index Page WHV3'S Ultimate Online Community Something For Everyone The Holy Bible On-Line With A Search Engine For Words And Phrases FREE*Freebies*FREE Free Animations, Banners, "gifs", Flags, and Pictures 2100 st Century E-Mail E-Mail Tim Vance Diocles Born: Death: About 300 BC Burial: Marriage: Father: Helenus Mother: Spouse: Born: Death: Burial: Father: Mother: Children: Bassanus Information Source Ancestry.com

33. Diocles ILIUM / (Unknown)
    diocles ILIUM / (Unknown). Husband diocles ILIUM. Born Abt 360 BC, at Marriedat AM 3704 or,300 BC. Died 300 BC, at Father HELENUS. Mother Notes 599.  
    http://www.genpc.com/gen/files/d0046/f0000020.html
    
    Extractions: Diocles ILIUM / (Unknown) Husband: Diocles ILIUM Born: Abt 360 B.C at: Married: at: A M 3704 or,300 B.C. Died: 300 B.C at: Father: HELENUS Mother: Notes: Wife: CHILDREN Name: Bassanus Mangus "Priest" ILIUM Born: Abt 340 BC at: Married: at: Died: 228/250 B.C. at: Spouses: (Orkney) of The ORCADES Pedigree Chart for: Diocles ILIUM Son PRIAM Camera TROY HELENUS ...

34. Diocles
    diocles. A famous charioteer of the Imperial Tournament who, unlike many ofhis contemporaries, survived to retire with his longearned rich earnings.  
    http://www.chroniclesofempire.net/library/resources/gatheringencyclopaedia/d/dio

35. I7094: Maud* FitzJohn (FITZGEOFFREY) (____ - 1301)
    diocles*. 300 BC. DEATH 300 BC. Family 1 Unknown +Basanus*.INDEX. HTML created by GED2HTML v3.6-WIN95 (Jan 18 2000) on 12/31  
    http://www.afn.org/~lawson/d0006/g0000065.html

36. Cissoid
    This construction has been done by the Greek scholar diocles (about 160 BC) 1) .He used the cissoid to solve the Delian problem, dealing with the duplication  
    http://www.2dcurves.com/cubic/cubicc.html
    
    Extractions: Given a circle C with diameter OA and a tangent l through A. Now, draw lines m through O, cutting circle C in point Q, line l in point R. Then the cissoid is the set of points P for which OP = QR. This construction has been done by the Greek scholar Diocles (about 160 BC) . He used the cissoid to solve the Delian problem, dealing with the duplication of the cube. He did not use the name cissoid. The name of the curve, meaning 'ivy-shaped', is found for the first time in the writings of the Greek Geminus (about 50 BC). Because of Diocles' previous work on the curve his name has been added: cissoid of Diocles

37. (generalized) Cissoid Page
    line tangent to the circle, on circle, opposite the tangent, cissoid (ofdiocles). The first cissoid to be discovered was the cissoid of diocles.  
    http://www.2dcurves.com/derived/cissoid.html
    
    Extractions: Some special cases of the cissoid: curve C1 curve C2 pole O cissoid line line parallel to C1 any point line circle center of the circle conchoid (of Nicomedes) circle concentric circle center circle line tangent to the circle on circle, opposite the tangent cissoid (of Diocles) line tangent to the circle on circle oblique cissoid radial line on circle (right) strophoid circle of equal size any point hippopede

38. (Ethel Mae Davenport - Calvin Luther David )
    Index of Persons diocles Josef Disson 77792 individuals, 28100 familiesfrom file C\FTW\BOBSPU.GED (21 Aug 2002). Index of Persons.  
    http://www.gendex.com/users/bobspu/spurgeon/index/ind0679.html

39. (Violet Dasse - Elmer Bliane Davenport , Jr.)
    Index of Persons diocles Ann Draper 77792 individuals, 28100 familiesfrom file C\FTW\BOBSPU.GED (21 Aug 2002). Index of Persons.  
    http://www.gendex.com/users/bobspu/spurgeon/index/ind0678.html

40. Diocles
    diocles. Born about 240 BC in Carystus (now Karistos), Euboea (now Evvoia),Greece Died about 180 BC. diocles was a contemporary of Nicomedes.  
    http://sfabel.tripod.com/mathematik/database/Diocles.html
    
    Extractions: Previous (Alphabetically) Next Welcome page Diocles was a contemporary of Nicomedes . He studied the cissoid as part of an attempt to duplicate the cube. He also studied the problem of Archimedes to cut a sphere by a plane in such a way that the volumes of the segments shall have a given ratio. Diocles wrote On burning mirrors which proves the focal property of a parabolic mirror for the first time. Largely ignored by later Greeks it had a large influence on the Arab mathematicians, in particular on al'Haitam and Latin translations from about 1200 of al'Haitam brought the properties of parabolic mirrors discovered by Diocles to the West. References (5 books/articles) References elsewhere in this archive: Tell me about the Cissoid of Diocles Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index

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