/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10062048
sup sci
how does one go around reading euclid? im rebuilding all my fundamentals in math, and also wanting to tour some older texts... im curious though as how one should really study some of these things? with the principia mathematica, my main plan of attack is just verifying the algebra, asking myself what a proposition is telling me, and also giving myself an example of how all of this is playing out... idk what to do with euclid - should i draw out all of his results, then interpret them algebraically? maybe also prove some of them if they aren't too trivial? any other suggestions?