Hypatia, known to many historians as the "Divine Pagan", was born in Alexandria, Egypt in 370 CE. She was the daughter of Theon, a Greek philosopher and geometrician, but we have no record of who her mother was. She was raised in an unusual manner for a Greek girl of her time. Her father schooled her in philosophy and mathematics. When she had learned all she could from him, Hypatia began to seek out the other scholars of Alexandria. Wearing a man's cloak, she would travel alone through the city to attend lectures and classes.

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