Did Newton renounce infinitesimals? 

      Tyrone Lai ...................................................... 127--136



Address on the 65th birthday of J. E. Hofmann at Oberwolfach (portrait)      

      Johann Jakob Burckhardt ......................................... 137--146



Chronology of J. E. Hofmann, biobibliographic note, and supplementary 

      bibliography of his publications 

      C. J. Scriba .................................................... 147--152



Notice sur les travaux scientifiques 

      Gustave Choquet ................................................. 153--160



Ten ``laws'' concerning patterns of change in the history of mathematics      

      Michael J. Crowe ................................................ 161--166



Rationale of the Chakravala process of Jayadeva and Bhaskara II 

      Clas-Olof Selenius .............................................. 167--184



Historiographic vices I. Logical attribution 

      Kenneth O. May .................................................. 185--187      



Euclid and the fundamental theorem of arithmetic 

      M. D. Hendy ..................................................... 189--191      



SOURCES ............................................................... 200--202



The mathematical papers and library of Sir Edward Collingwood in 

      the University of Durham 

      I. Grattan-Guinness ............................................. 200--202



Archives of mathematical journals 

      J. D. Gray ........................................................... 202



BOOK REVIEWS .......................................................... 204--223



Lazare Carnot Savant by Charles Coulston Gillispie 

      (René Taton) ......................................................... 204--207



Africa Counts by Claudia Zaslavsky 

      (R. W. Wilder) ................................................... 207-210      



Statistical Papers in Honor of George W. Snedecor by T. A. Bancroft 

      (Churchill Eisenhart) ........................................... 211--218



Ming Kan No Syuzan Syo [Chinese Abacus Books  Published in the 

      Ming Age] by Akihito Kodama 

      (Shin-ichi Ôya) ................................................. 218--219      



Euclid and his modern rivals by Lewis Carroll 

      (Daniel Pedoe) .................................................. 219--222



Joseph Fourier 1768--1830 by I. Grattan-Guinness 

      (J. W. Herivel) ................................................. 222--223



ABSTRACTS ............................................................. 224--252                              

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