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Leonhard Euler · 1707–1783
Leonhard Euler was one of the most prolific mathematicians in history. Around 1738 he lost almost all sight in his right eye after years of cartography work for the Saint Petersburg Academy, and in 1766 a cataract was found in his left eye. Nearly blind, he kept going: about half of his work was written after that, often dictated from memory.
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