The volume is devoted to Michael Stefanides, the eminent academician who studied the history of science as a continuous flow emanated from the ancient times. However his work focuses on the endeavour to science and philosophy conflation of Modern Greek thought.
It comprises Stefanides’ scarce works:
-Principal and Utility of the History of Science (1920)
-Sciences of Nature in pre-Revolutionary Greece (1926)
-Introduction to History of Science (presentment to Athens Academy in 1939).
The editor’s references and quotations as well as the index constitute a map of the eminent scholar’s heavy reading. Moreover the writer of this volume itemises a complete bibliography table of the disquisitions and works of the scholars of the Reviving Hellenism.