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1. Ho Peng-Yoke, Chinese Number Mysticism
2. Kim Plofker, Derivation and Revelation: the Legitimacy of Ma thematical Models in Indian Cosmology
3. Reviel Netz, The P ythagoreans
4. Ian Mueller, Mathematics and the Divine in P lato
5. Jean-Fran ois Mattei, Nicomachus of Gerasa and the Divine Arithmetical Ladder
6. Dominic J. O'Meara, Geometry and the Divine in Proclus
7. Marie-Pierre Terrien, Religiou s Architecture and Mathematics during Late Antiquity
8. Dav id A. King, The Sacred Geography of Islam
9. Faith Wallis, 'Number Mystique' in early medieval computus texts
10. Maur ice-Ruben Hayoun, Is the Divine Universe Divisible
11. Char les Lohr, Mathematics and the Divine: Ramon Lull
12. Hugue Garcia, Christian Gnosis
13. Edith Dudley Sylla, Swester Ka trei and Gregory of Rimini: Angels, God and Mathematics in the Fourteent h Century
14. Jean-Michel Counet, Mathematics and the Divin e in Nicholas of Cusa
15. Teun Koetsier and Karin Reich, Mi Spinozism and intuitionism as a philosophy of mathematics are treated side by side among many other themes in an attempt at creating a global view on the relation of mathematics and Man's quest for the Absolute in the course of history.