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Serenus, Antinoensis

LC control no.nr 93035833
Descriptive conventionsrda
Personal name headingSerenus, Antinoensis
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Variant(s)Serenus, Antissensis
Serenus, d'Antinoe
Serenus, of Anzi
Biography/History noteSerenus Antinoensis was a 4th century mathematician from Egypt. He wrote a commentary on the conics of Apollonius, now lost, and two treatises, "On the section of a cylinder" and "On the section of a cone."
Beginning date03
LocatedAntinoòˆpolis (Extinct city)
Field of activityGeometry
Profession or occupationMathematicians
Found inApollonius, of Perga. Apollonii Pergæi Conicorum libri octo, et Sereni Antissensis De sectione cylindri & coni libri duo, 1710.
NUC pre-56 (Serenus, Antinoensis)
BM (Serenus, of Anzi)
Serenus d'Antinoe dans la tradition apollonienne et archimedienne, 2002: t.p.
Heath, T. A history of Greek mathematics, 1921: volume 2, page 519 (Serenus; from Antinoeia or Antinoupolis, a city in Egypt; active 4th century; author of a lost commentary on the Conics of Apollonius, and of two treatises, "On the section of a cylinder," and "On the section of a cone")
Associated languagegrc