Hellenophilia versus the History of Science
David Pingree. Isis 83, 1992, 554-563.
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Pingree arguing against the assumption that Greek science is the measure of all other science. Required alongside any citation of Pingree on Greek influence, because the crude charge of Hellenocentrism does not survive it.
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- Greek Loanwords in Sanskrit Astrology
- Against the assumption that Greek achievement is the measure by which other traditions are read.