Mathematics and the medieval ancestry of physics Book

	Preface
I	An examination of Bradwardine's geometry
II	Campanus and Eudoxus; or, trouble with texts and quantifiers
III	Shifting the foundations: Descartes's transformation of ancient geometry
IV	Implicit versus explicit geometrical methodologies: the case of construction
V	The geometrical background to the 'Merton School'
VI	Richard Swineshead and continuously varying quantities
VII	John Dumbleton and the status of geometrical optics
VIII	Cornelius Agrippa's mathematical magic
IX	Ancestors of physics
X	Colonizing the world for mathematics: the diversity of medieval strategies
XI	Roger Bacon as magician
XII	Nicole Oresme and scientific progress
XIII	Medieval ideas of scientific progress
XIV	Mathematics in the thought of Albertus Magnus
XV	The atomisation of motion: a facet of the scientific revolution
XVI	Continuity and measure in medieval natural philosophy
XVII	The Oresmian style: semi-mathematical, semi-holistic
	Index