Theoretical Geometry, this unique creation of ancient Greek mathematical civilization, is the product of a moment of brilliance within a broader culture that owed its development to the free philosophical questioning of everything.
This freedom of thought and expression, unprecedented among ancient civilizations, allowed for the development of substantiated knowledge and, in particular, of the mother of the sciences—Geometry.
Thus it succeeded in breaking away from the body of empirical geometric knowledge and, together with its applied arts, came to serve the ancient technical and artistic civilisation, propelling it to great heights.
This work is a modest contribution to that venerable “mother” and her practitioners, and aspires to serve as a first introduction for those who wish to study her grandeur.
