Hypatia

Hypatia Hypatia was born in the year 370 AD and is in Alexandria, Egypt. She is a famous mathematician and astronomer Theon's daughter. Although he invented many things, his most famous invention is Astrolabe, which measures the height of stars and planets. Hypatia studied with her father for a long time at the museum in Alexandria, but she was dissatisfied with his guidance as soon as he was smarter than him. She left Egypt, went to Greece and Rome, and worked as a "graduate school." Her brain and beauty made her reputation at the Parliament House near the Mediterranean.

During her term as a teacher, Hypatia first met Orestes. Like many young people, Orestes fell in love with Hypatia for its wisdom and beauty. Hypatia rejects the progress of Orestes and is dedicated to her work and her originality, but the two remain close. This relationship will ultimately lead to the death of Hypatia. In the Hipatia era, Alexander was divided by the Roman Empire and subsequently suffered from a series of civil wars that were divided by Christians, Jews, and heathens. In Alexandria, there are almost nonstop fights and some very strange things like the fact that the Jews dance and celebrate too (serious). As time went on, Alexandrian Christians gradually accumulated more and more power and began kicking other people.

In 391 AD, Alexandria became part of the Roman Empire, Greek philosopher Heipatia was a teacher of the Plato school where future leaders were educated. Hypatia is Theon's daughter, Theon is the director of Alexander Musayum. Hypatia, her father's slave, Daus and her two students, Orestes and Synesius, are immersed in the changing political and social environment. She prefers to devote herself to science, so she refuses Orestes' love. Davis helped Hipatia in class and was interested in science. He fell in love with her again.

Hypatia's life is full of passion for knowledge. Hypatia is Theon's daughter, he is considered one of the most educated people in Alexandria, Egypt. Theon advertised Hypatia in the educational world. Today most historians believe that Hypatia is not only a mathematician and a scientist but also a philosopher. Historians are not sure about the various aspects of Hypatia's life. For example, Hypatia's birth date is a controversial date. Several historians believe that Hypatia was born in the 370 AD. On the other hand, others believe that when she died she was an older woman (about 60 years old) who gave birth at 355 AD.

Historians opposed the year when Hypatia was born. Some estimate it is around 355 years, others estimate around 370 years. Her knowledge of Hypatia influences her mathematical and philosophical thinking. Hypatia was born in Alexandria, and most historians think she spent her life there. Some historians believe that Hypatia studied mathematics in Athens and then traveled through Europe (Coffin, 1998, p. 94).