Noli turbare circulos meos
As Archimedes was deeply focussed on his diagrams, his mind and eyes fixed on
the ground, a soldier burst into his home in search of plunder. When the
soldier demanded his name, Archimedes, too absorbed in his work to answer,
simply pleaded, "I beg you, do not disturb this," as he shielded the figures
drawn in the dust. Unmoved, the soldier struck him down. His blood mingled
with the lines of his art, forever disrupting the brilliance of his work.
Govert's Tools
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