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Principia | Newton @ Edward Worth Library
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Newton @ Edward Worth Library. Just another WordPress site. Newton’s works in the Worth Library. Debating Newton in Early Modern Europe. Newton and the Royal Society. Newton’s works in the Worth Library. Debating Newton in Early Modern Europe. Newton and the Royal Society. At last, in 1687, Newton resolved to unveil himself and to reveal what he was; the Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy. Bernard le Bovier de Fontenelle’s Eloge. Cited in Rupert Hall, 1999). The editor of the second edition, R...
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Opticks | Newton @ Edward Worth Library
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Newton @ Edward Worth Library. Just another WordPress site. Newton’s works in the Worth Library. Debating Newton in Early Modern Europe. Newton and the Royal Society. Newton’s works in the Worth Library. Debating Newton in Early Modern Europe. Newton and the Royal Society. The Anatomy of Light. My Design in this Book is not to explain the Properties of Light by Hypotheses, but to propose and prove them by Reason and Experiments’. 1704), p. 1. Opticks (London, 1704), titlepage. In an English book on optic...
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Apud Aldum | Aldine
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The Aldine Republic of Letters. Gian Francesco Torresani of Asola. The Aldine Republic of Letters. Gian Francesco Torresani of Asola. Whoever you are, Aldus begs you once and for all to state briefly what you want, and then leave quickly, unless you have come, like Hercules, to support the weary Atlas on your shoulders, for that is what you will do when you enter this workshop.’. Manutius to Andrea Navagero, March 1514. Portrait of Aldus Manutius. Erasmus, in his colloquy Opulentia Sordida. But as his ca...
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Hebrew | Aldine
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The Aldine Republic of Letters. Gian Francesco Torresani of Asola. The Aldine Republic of Letters. Gian Francesco Torresani of Asola. It is well known in all the lands of exile that the printing coming from Venice is the most correct and accurate of all printing done today everywhere on earth. ‘. Rabbi Abraham ibn Migash, physician to Suleiman the Magnificent (1520-1566). Lascaris 1512 Hebrew font. Seen here in Worth’s copy of the 1512 edition of Constantine Lascaris). As Pettegree (2010) notes, Reuchlin...
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Aldine Fonts | Aldine
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The Aldine Republic of Letters. Gian Francesco Torresani of Asola. The Aldine Republic of Letters. Gian Francesco Torresani of Asola. Aldus Manutius is remembered for many things: the beauty of his editions; their innovatory style; the commitment to scholarship displayed by his press; but perhaps first and foremost (and linking all these together) were his typographical innovations, his various Greek. Isocrates 1493 before Aldus. Barker (1992) argues that the type used in the Milan Isocrates. Barker, Nic...
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Greek | Aldine
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The Aldine Republic of Letters. Gian Francesco Torresani of Asola. The Aldine Republic of Letters. Gian Francesco Torresani of Asola. Aldus, called Manutius, in his zeal for good through care and affection for our concerns discovered the harmonious appearance and neat fit of these letters by the sharpness of his own wit. For such I may call this letter, than which no expert calligrapher can devise a model more fitting for our time.’. Justin Decadyos, cited by Barker (1992). Aldus’ model for his first Gre...
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Newton and Hooke | Newton @ Edward Worth Library
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Newton @ Edward Worth Library. Just another WordPress site. Newton’s works in the Worth Library. Debating Newton in Early Modern Europe. Newton and the Royal Society. Newton’s works in the Worth Library. Debating Newton in Early Modern Europe. Newton and the Royal Society. Newton and Robert Hooke. Thro’ all her Changes, to her last and utmost Recesses. Richard Waller’s Life of Hooke, The Posthumous Works of Robert Hooke. The posthumous works of Robert Hooke (London, 1705), titlepage. Hooke and Newton’s i...
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Italic | Aldine
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The Aldine Republic of Letters. Gian Francesco Torresani of Asola. The Aldine Republic of Letters. Gian Francesco Torresani of Asola. The minute type which is the most elegant of all’. Erasmus on the Aldine italic font. Lucan 1502 italic font. Octavo format, Greek Type 4 font and the new cursive Aldine was not a coincidence but were interlinked developments. Barker, Nicholas, Aldus Manutius and the Development of Greek Script and Type in the Fifteenth Century. Fordham University Press, New York, 1992).
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Reading Newton | Newton @ Edward Worth Library
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Newton @ Edward Worth Library. Just another WordPress site. Newton’s works in the Worth Library. Debating Newton in Early Modern Europe. Newton and the Royal Society. Newton’s works in the Worth Library. Debating Newton in Early Modern Europe. Newton and the Royal Society. Newton’s works in the Worth Library. Debating Newton in Early Modern Europe. Newton and the Royal Society. Follow these links to find out more about. Dr Steevens Hospital : A History. At the Edward Worth Library. Dr Steevens’ Hospital,.
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Gian Francesco Torresani of Asola | Aldine
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The Aldine Republic of Letters. Gian Francesco Torresani of Asola. The Aldine Republic of Letters. Gian Francesco Torresani of Asola. Gian Francesco Torresani of Asola. Gian Francesco Torresani of Asola. It may be added that our epistles or prefaces are of such a kind that it seems to us proper, for the same reason, that although we seem to write privately to one man, we nevertheless write publicly for all who read our words in friendly fashion.’. Aldus Manutius to Andrea Navagero, March 1514. Was still ...
