BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN PRODID:iCalendar-Ruby BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250819 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751937558 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250820 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751939607 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250821 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751943704 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250822 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751944729 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250823 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751945754 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250824 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751947803 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250825 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751948828 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250826 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751950877 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250827 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751951902 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250828 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751952927 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250829 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751954976 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250830 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751957025 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250831 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751958050 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250901 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751960099 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250902 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751961124 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250903 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751962149 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250904 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751964198 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250905 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751965223 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250906 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751966248 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250907 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751967273 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250908 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751970346 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250909 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751972395 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250910 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751974444 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250911 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751976493 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250912 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751977518 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250913 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751978543 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250914 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751980592 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250915 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751981617 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250916 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751983666 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250917 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751984691 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250918 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751985716 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250919 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751987765 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075013Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250920 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751988790 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250921 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751990839 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250922 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751992888 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250923 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751993913 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250924 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751995962 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250925 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751996987 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250926 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514751999036 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250927 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752000061 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250928 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752002110 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250929 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752003135 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250930 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752005184 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251001 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752008257 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251002 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752010306 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251003 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752011331 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251004 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752013380 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251005 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752014405 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251006 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752016454 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251007 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752018503 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251008 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752019528 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251009 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752020553 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251010 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752022602 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251011 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752023627 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251012 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752024652 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251013 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752025677 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251014 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752026702 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251015 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752028751 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251016 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752029776 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251017 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752030801 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251018 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752032850 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251019 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752033875 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251020 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752035924 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251021 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752036949 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251022 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752037974 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251023 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752038999 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251024 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752041048 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251025 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752043097 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251026 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752044122 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251027 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752045147 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251028 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752046172 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251029 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752047197 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251030 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752049246 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251031 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752050271 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251101 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752051296 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251102 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752053345 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251103 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752055394 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251104 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752056419 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251105 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752057444 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251106 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752059493 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251107 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752060518 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251108 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752061543 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251109 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752063592 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251110 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752064617 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251111 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752065642 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251112 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752067691 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251113 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752068716 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251114 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752069741 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251115 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752070766 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251116 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752106607 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251117 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752107632 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251118 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752109681 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251119 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752110706 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251120 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752112755 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251121 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752113780 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251122 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752115829 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251123 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752116854 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251124 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752118903 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251125 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752119928 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251126 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752121977 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251127 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752123002 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251128 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752124027 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251129 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752126076 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251130 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752127101 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251201 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752128126 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251202 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752131199 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251203 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752133248 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251204 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752134273 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251205 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752136322 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251206 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752137347 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251207 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752139396 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251208 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752140421 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251209 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752142470 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251210 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752143495 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251211 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752145544 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251212 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_50514752146569 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260106 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872479677 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260107 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872480702 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260108 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872481727 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260109 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872483776 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260110 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872484801 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260111 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872486850 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260112 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872487875 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260113 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872488900 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260114 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872489925 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260115 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872491974 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260116 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872492999 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260117 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872494024 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260118 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872495049 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260119 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872496074 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260120 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872498123 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260121 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872499148 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260122 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872500173 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260123 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872502222 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260124 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872503247 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260125 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872504272 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260126 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872505297 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260127 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872507346 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260128 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872510419 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260129 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872512468 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260130 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872514517 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260131 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872516566 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260201 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872518615 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075014Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260202 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872519640 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075015Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260203 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872520665 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075015Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260204 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872522714 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075015Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260205 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872523739 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075015Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260206 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872525788 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075015Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260207 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872527837 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075015Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260208 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872528862 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075015Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260209 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872529887 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075015Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260210 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872531936 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075015Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260211 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872532961 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075015Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260212 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872535010 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:Multiple editions of Euclid's Elements\, from both our rare and circulating collections on exhibit in the Greenfield Library Nutt Room. Ex amine multiple versions of Proposition 47 from Book 1\, in Greek\, Arabic\, Latin\, French and English.\n\nHow are ideas transmitted through time? For Euclid’s Elements\, the process of conveying Euclid’s geometry from the 4t h century B.C. to the modern day was not a straightforward procedure. The E lements underwent numerous translations\, changes\, and transformations bef ore we could read and discuss it. Through the Greenfield Library’s Euclid e ditions\, we can trace both the physical and intellectual transmission of E uclid’s ideas as they were passed down from generation to generation - cons idering how different editors both preserved Euclid's original work and sha ped our understanding of it.\n\nWe invite you to visit during the library’s regular opening hours to review these different versions of Prop. 47.\n\nS ee operating hours: Greenfield Library Hours and Staff Contact Info DTSTAMP:20260315T075015Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260213 GEO:38.981477;-76.491918 LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Lillian Vanous Nutt Room SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Euclid's Proposition 47: Comparing Editions of The Elements UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51746872537059 URL:https://events.sjc.edu/event/euclids-proposition-47-comparing-editions- of-theelements END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR