Hypatia of Alexandria

<p>In the late fourth century the great city of Alexandria stands at a crossroads a vibrant hub of knowledge facing the rising tide of religious and political conflict. At the heart of this changing world is <strong>Hypatia</strong> a brilliant mathematician philosopher and public intellectual.</p><p> </p><p>As the head of a prestigious school she is a beacon of intellectual freedom teaching students of all faiths and advising the city's Roman Prefect. But in an era of growing fanaticism her independence and influence become a threat. She is caught in a brutal power struggle and her tragic fate at the hands of a mob becomes a poignant symbol of a world losing its intellectual soul.</p><p>This book peels back centuries of myth and legend to reveal the real woman behind the icon exploring her life her work and why her story still matters today as a powerful reminder of the timeless struggle for tolerance and reason.164 pages 34100 word count</p>