Gerolamo Cardano Book order (chronological)

This Italian thinker was a renowned physician and innovator whose influence extended beyond medicine. He delved deeply into mathematics, publishing solutions to cubic and quartic equations and anticipating the concept of imaginary numbers. A pioneer in probability and theoretical mechanical devices, he invented concepts such as the Cardan shaft. His work also touched upon the education of the deaf, and his medical insights included the first description of typhoid fever.