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As the question title suggests, which great mathematicians were also historians of mathematics?

We all know plenty of great mathematicians, but not many historians of mathematics. Not to mention that the history of mathematics can be dismissed sometimes as mere sociology sometimes and isn't very popular.

As the question title suggests, which great mathematicians were also historians of mathematics?

We all know plenty of great mathematicians, but not many historians of mathematics. Not to mention that the history of mathematics can be dismissed sometimes as mere sociology sometimes and isn't very popular.

As the question title suggests, which great mathematicians were also historians of mathematics?

We all know plenty of great mathematicians, but not many historians of mathematics. Not to mention that the history of mathematics can be dismissed as mere sociology sometimes and isn't very popular.

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Which great mathematicians were also historians of mathematics?

As the question title suggests, which great mathematicians were also historians of mathematics?

We all know plenty of great mathematicians, but not many historians of mathematics. Not to mention that the history of mathematics can be dismissed sometimes as mere sociology sometimes and isn't very popular.