Lives of Eminent PersonsBaldwin and Cradock, 1833 - 571 páginas |
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... honour of their first construction . At the time of which we are speaking , Galileo was entirely ignorant of mathe- matics , the study of which was then at a low ebb , not only in Italy , but in every part of Europe . Commandine had re ...
... honour of their first construction . At the time of which we are speaking , Galileo was entirely ignorant of mathe- matics , the study of which was then at a low ebb , not only in Italy , but in every part of Europe . Commandine had re ...
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... honour of so celebrated a disciple , it is not likely that he could fail so entirely to compre- hend the distinction it must confer upon himself as to attempt diminishing it by underrating his pupil's reputation . There is a passage in ...
... honour of so celebrated a disciple , it is not likely that he could fail so entirely to compre- hend the distinction it must confer upon himself as to attempt diminishing it by underrating his pupil's reputation . There is a passage in ...
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... honour of the invention , it seems im- probable that he would have suffered an acknowledgment of additions , pre- vious to publication , to be inserted in the preface . Besides , the whole tone of the work is that of a candid and truth ...
... honour of the invention , it seems im- probable that he would have suffered an acknowledgment of additions , pre- vious to publication , to be inserted in the preface . Besides , the whole tone of the work is that of a candid and truth ...
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... honour attached to it ; but even this diminished degree of credit has been fiercely dis- puted . According to one account , which appears consistent and probable , it had been made for sometime before its importance was in the slightest ...
... honour attached to it ; but even this diminished degree of credit has been fiercely dis- puted . According to one account , which appears consistent and probable , it had been made for sometime before its importance was in the slightest ...
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... honour of his patron Cos- mo , he named them the Medicæan stars . As they are now hardly known by this appellation , his doubts , whether he should call them Medicæan , after Cosmo's family , or Cosmical , from his individual name , are ...
... honour of his patron Cos- mo , he named them the Medicæan stars . As they are now hardly known by this appellation , his doubts , whether he should call them Medicæan , after Cosmo's family , or Cosmical , from his individual name , are ...
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