Materials for the study of Fibonacci

Scritti di Leonardo Pisano:

Liber abbaci, ed. Baldasssare Boncompagni 1857

Practica geometriae ed Opuscoli, ed. Baldasssare Boncompagni 1862

Leonardo Pisano    Liber abaci

Word index to Laurence Sigler’s translation of the Liber abbaci (New York: Springer,

2002), with indication of corresponding pages in Boncompagni’s edition

Articles, prepositions, pronouns, common adverbs and numerals are omitted.

See also:

B:53	“Leonardo Fibonacci and Abbaco Culture: a Proposal to Invert the Roles”. Revue d'Histoire des Mathématiques 11 (2005), 23–56. Preprint. Errata.

G:39	“Fibonacci – Protagonist or Witness? Who Taught Catholic Christian Europe about Mediterranean Commercial Arithmetic?”. Paper presented at the workshop “Borders and Gates or Open Spaces? Knowledge Cultures in the Mediterranean During the 14th and 15th Centuries”. Preprint, 26 December 2010 ”.

G:58	“For the celebration of Enrico Giusti’s edition of the Liber abbaci, 13 November 2020”. Expanded version, 19 November 2020. Manuscript, 19.11.2020.

E:84	Review of Barnabas B. Hughes (ed., trans.), Fibonacci's De practica geometrie. New York: Springer, 2008. Historia Mathematica online. DOI: 10.1016/j.hm.2008.06.005. Manuscript.

D:15	“Fibonacci, Leonardo”, pp. 58–61 in The Encyclopaedie of Islam III. Leiden & Boston:: Brill, 2016. Manuscript.

B:75	“Peeping into Fibonacci’s Study Room”. Gaṇita Bhāratī 43 (2021), 1–70.