De Santillana G. The Origins of Scientific Thought: From Anaximander to Proclus, 600 B.C. to A.D. 500

The New American Library, 1961. — 324 p.On the nature of things
reason and the vortex
the logos in the lightning
the power of number
the system of the world
a universe of rigor
love, strife, and necessity
doctor vs. medicine man
atoms in the void
man the difficult measure
the care of the soul
flight to the trans-uranian
a tidiness of words
mathematics
the main issue in astronomy
on the face in the round of the moon
geography
machines and computers
decline and fall20. three forms of scientific religion