4. Babylonian Table of Reciprocals 63-65

5. A tablet Concerning Number Triples 73-74

6. The Geometric Discoveries of Thales 85-89.

7.  Pythagorus and His Followers 92-96

8.  Three Construction Problems of Antiquity 122-124

9.  Euclid's Foundation for Geometry 146-149
10.  Diophantine Equations in Greece, India and China 225-232
11.  Mathematics of the Near and Far East 240-244
12. The Decline and Revival of Learning 271-274
13.  Transmission of Arabic Learning to the West 274-276

14.  The Italian Renaissance 303-305

15. The Italian Algebraists: Pacioli, del Ferro and Tartaglia 305-321

16.  Cardan, A Scoundrel Mathematician 321-322

17.  Wallis's Arithmetica Infinitorum 384-387
18.  The Lucisian Professorship: Barrow and Newton 387-391

19.  The Dispute over Priority 425-430

20.  The Origins of Probability Theory 439-446