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The Secrets of Ancient Geometry and Its Use was written by Tons Brunés and the original edition was published in 1967. I personally studied with Mr. Brunés in Copenhagen in the early 1990's. Following Mr. Brunés’ death in 1995, I acquired the rights to re-publish his books. The new format, designated the “Scholar’s Edition”, has features that enhance Ancient Geometry scholarship by the serious student.No part of these books may be copied, reproduced, or printed without the express written permission of Sue Eckermann Golik, Ancient Geometry, Inc.
Copyright © 1967, 1996, 2006, 2012, 2016, 2017
The Secrets of Ancient Geometry and Its Use was written by Tons Brunés and the original edition was published in 1967. I personally studied with Mr. Brunés in Copenhagen in the early 1990's. Following Mr. Brunés’ death in 1995, I acquired the rights to re-publish his books. The new format, designated the “Scholar’s Edition”, has features that enhance Ancient Geometry scholarship by the serious student.No part of these books may be copied, reproduced, or printed without the express written permission of Sue Eckermann Golik, Ancient Geometry, Inc.
Copyright © 1967, 1996, 2006, 2012, 2016, 2017
The author Tons Brunés
Chapter Headings Volume I:
Chapter One: The first experiences
Chapter Two: Speculation on time and numbers
Chapter Three: Appearance of figure 7 as a symbolic factor
Chapter Four: Birth and development of geometric speculation
Chapter Five: Circle’s rectangle and triangle
Dividing up the Circle’s circumference
Chapter Six: The application of Ancient Geometry
Chapter Seven: Ancient Geometry and its place in Ancient Egypt
The Pyramids – the Great Pyramid of Cheops
Pyramid of Cheops in Relation to Ancient Geometry
Chapter Eight: Book of Exodus: Ritual Significance of Moses’ Tabernacle
Chapter Nine: Egyptian Mathematics and the Influence of Ancient Geometry
Measures of Capacity
Measures of Area
Triangular calculation
Chapter Ten: Pythagoras – and a Geometric Analysis of Plato’s Timaeus
Pythagoras
Plato
Chapter Eleven: Temples of Antiquity
Temple of Ceres
The Theseum
Temple of Poseidon
The Parthenon
Plans and proportions of Temple columns
Chapter Twelve: Geometry applied on the Ancient Building Site
Chapter Thirteen: Triumphal Arches of the Early Christian Era
Volume II:
Chapter Fourteen: Ancient Geometry reaches the Middle Ages
Cologne Cathedral: the Old
Cologne Cathedral: the New
The Pantheon
Chapter Fifteen: The Golden Section v. the Sacred Cut
Chapter Sixteen: Ancient Geometry and Figurative Art
Art in Egypt
Sculpture in Greece
Vases, jars . . . and geometry
Chapter Seventeen: Cuneiform and Numerals: The shape of things to count
Chapter Eighteen: ABC of the Modern Alphabet
Chapter Nineteen: Trelleborg: A Viking Stronghold
Chapter Twenty: The Origin of Chess?
Chapter Twenty-one: Ancient Geometry and Modern Times
Chapter One: The first experiences
Chapter Two: Speculation on time and numbers
Chapter Three: Appearance of figure 7 as a symbolic factor
Chapter Four: Birth and development of geometric speculation
Chapter Five: Circle’s rectangle and triangle
Dividing up the Circle’s circumference
Chapter Six: The application of Ancient Geometry
Chapter Seven: Ancient Geometry and its place in Ancient Egypt
The Pyramids – the Great Pyramid of Cheops
Pyramid of Cheops in Relation to Ancient Geometry
Chapter Eight: Book of Exodus: Ritual Significance of Moses’ Tabernacle
Chapter Nine: Egyptian Mathematics and the Influence of Ancient Geometry
Measures of Capacity
Measures of Area
Triangular calculation
Chapter Ten: Pythagoras – and a Geometric Analysis of Plato’s Timaeus
Pythagoras
Plato
Chapter Eleven: Temples of Antiquity
Temple of Ceres
The Theseum
Temple of Poseidon
The Parthenon
Plans and proportions of Temple columns
Chapter Twelve: Geometry applied on the Ancient Building Site
Chapter Thirteen: Triumphal Arches of the Early Christian Era
Volume II:
Chapter Fourteen: Ancient Geometry reaches the Middle Ages
Cologne Cathedral: the Old
Cologne Cathedral: the New
The Pantheon
Chapter Fifteen: The Golden Section v. the Sacred Cut
Chapter Sixteen: Ancient Geometry and Figurative Art
Art in Egypt
Sculpture in Greece
Vases, jars . . . and geometry
Chapter Seventeen: Cuneiform and Numerals: The shape of things to count
Chapter Eighteen: ABC of the Modern Alphabet
Chapter Nineteen: Trelleborg: A Viking Stronghold
Chapter Twenty: The Origin of Chess?
Chapter Twenty-one: Ancient Geometry and Modern Times
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The Best Book from which to learn the subject of Ancient Geometry is the two-volume Scholar’s Edition entitled The Secrets of Ancient Geometry and Its Use by Tons Brunés.
This exceptional Two-volume Coil Bound Set is the definitive work for people who want to understand the principles of Ancient Geometry. It is also the most precise treatise for market traders who want to apply the principles of Ancient Geometry to market charts.
Originally published in 1967, this new Scholar’s Edition has been re-published in April 2006.
622 Pages – Well-written – Quality Print.
This exceptional Two-volume Coil Bound Set is the definitive work for people who want to understand the principles of Ancient Geometry. It is also the most precise treatise for market traders who want to apply the principles of Ancient Geometry to market charts.
Originally published in 1967, this new Scholar’s Edition has been re-published in April 2006.
622 Pages – Well-written – Quality Print.