He lost an ancient manuscripts written by famous statistics found by scientists

The lost works of an ancient Greek mathematical, apollonius, scientists were found.

Apollonius of Pegega was known as “Great Geometer,” according to independence of the University of Freedom.

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Apollonius wrote eight books in “The Concins” series, and two books including Arabic manuscript, the Turkish online news, modern-day internet tracking are reported.

These books were written about 200 bc, according to Zry.org, a location, technology and medical.

The books were found by Jacob Golius, who was Dutch Dutch, during his journey in Middle East in the 17th century, according to Turkiye today.

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Literature includes Arabic Arabic, Calligraphy can be found in the Leiden University Information Starts in the Netherlands.

The books were found in Dutch Mathematician Jacob Golius during his departure in the Middle East in the 17th century, according to Turkiye today. (Leiden University Information Officers)

Jan Pieter Hogendijk, Dutch Mathematiathian and scientific historian, examined the apollonius manuscript, says Phrrisation.

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“The manuscript is interesting, its scientific content and its decorative calligPraphs,” Hogengijk said.

Apollonius of Pega was known as “Great Geometer” and wrote eight books in the “Concics” series. (Leiden University Information Officers)

“It shows creation, discipline, and the deepest scourge of Muslim and writers in Middle. These qualities are often lacking in today’s technical world,” felt hopingijk.

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