Prerequisites for Hartshorne: Euclid and beyond?

Question

as the title suggests, I am looking for the prerequisites to Hartshorne's Euclid and beyond. I just found this book and I think it's wonderful, but the downside is that I only know math up to single variable calculus (along with some elementary topics such as basic euclidean geometry and number theory).

Thanks

Answer 1

You do not need to know any calculus to do geometry. I think you are all set to read it.

By the way, I am also reading Hartshorne!, but his other geometry book, also no calculus required there either.

Answer 2

I'm surprised no one recommend that you read Euclid's Elements translate by Sir Thomas Heath and available as a Dover reprint in 3 Volumes.