Indian Science and Technology in the Eighteenth Century: Some Contemporary European Accounts c13.84
Indian Science and Technology in the Eighteenth Century: Some Contemporary European Accounts c13.84
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94. *Lil. 3. 1. § 47. Khulasat. Hisab.* c. 5.
95. *Vija-ganita* § 110, 174, 215, 224.
96. D’Alembert.
97. Suidas, in voce *Hypatia*.
98. Gregory Abulfaraj. Ex iis etiam {nempe philosophis qui prope tempora Juliani floruerunt} Diophantus, cujus liber, quem Algebram vocant, celebris est, in quem si immiserit se Lector, oceanum hoc in genere reperiet.—Pococke.
99. Julian was emperor from 360 to 363. See Note M.
100. Note N.
101. See note I
102. See note N.
103. *As. Res.* 2 and 12.
104. *As. Res.* 9, Essay vi.
105. *As. Res.* 8.
106. Brahmegupta, Algebra.
107. *As. Res.* 12.
108. Note O.
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- Līlāvaī — Kouhala, Māhārāṣṭrī Prakrit
- Bījagaṇita — Bhāskara II, Sanskrit