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{{merge with|Hypatia of Alexandria}}
Hypathia of [[Alexandria]] (AD c.350/370-415) was a female scientist, mathematician and philosopher of late [[Roman]] [[Egypt]]. She taught Platonic and Aristotelean philosophy, charted the movements of the planets, and is believed to have been the inventor of the [[hydrometer]]. In 415 she was murdered by a Christian mob.
Hypathia of [[Alexandria]] (AD c.350/370-415) was a female scientist, mathematician and philosopher of late [[Roman]] [[Egypt]]. She taught Platonic and Aristotelean philosophy, charted the movements of the planets, and is believed to have been the inventor of the [[hydrometer]]. In 415 she was murdered by a Christian mob.
[[Category:Philosophers]]
[[Category:Philosophers]]