' a necessary read for anyone interested in the history of Greek mathematics but will also be interesting to a wider audience, particularly philosophers of science and intellectual historians Netz has made an important contribution to intellectual history and has asked a diverse set of questions whose answers, while difficult, will broaden our understanding of the development of deductive practices.' Bryn Mawr Classical Review 'This is a fascinating and stimulating book '. Journal of Hellenic Studies ' his views are sure not only to stimulate some interesting debates outside the philosophical community but also to give philosophers of science an exotic fruit to sink their teeth into.' Philosophical Writings ' very well written almost every sentence, indeed next to every clause, carries a message that asks for the reader's active thought. It can safely be recommended as s must to anybody who is genuinely interested in the relation between Greek mathematics and logic ' Studia Logica
