A Catalogue of the Portsmouth Collection of Books and Papers Written by Or Belonging to Sir Isaac Newton: The Scientific Portion of which Has Been Presented by the Earl of Portsmouth to the University of Cambridge |
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These lemmas are carefully written out , as if in preparation for the press , and
they were probably at first intended to form part of the Principia . Next follows the
application of the lemmas to the particular case of the Moon , in which the ...
These lemmas are carefully written out , as if in preparation for the press , and
they were probably at first intended to form part of the Principia . Next follows the
application of the lemmas to the particular case of the Moon , in which the ...
Page xix
Much is written out , as if prepared for the press , much apparently from the mere
love of writing . His power of writing a beautiful hand was evidently a snare to him
. And his fastidiousness as to the expression of what he wrote comes out very ...
Much is written out , as if prepared for the press , much apparently from the mere
love of writing . His power of writing a beautiful hand was evidently a snare to him
. And his fastidiousness as to the expression of what he wrote comes out very ...
Page xxvi
... et hujusmodi rectae duae planum illud determinabunt . III . ON THE MOTION
OF THE APOGEE IN AN ELLIPTIC ORBIT OF VERY SMALL ECCENTRICITY .
From a somewhat mutilated MS . which seems to have been prepared for the
press .
... et hujusmodi rectae duae planum illud determinabunt . III . ON THE MOTION
OF THE APOGEE IN AN ELLIPTIC ORBIT OF VERY SMALL ECCENTRICITY .
From a somewhat mutilated MS . which seems to have been prepared for the
press .
Page 5
Papers on the Lunar Theory found in interleaved copy of 1st Edition of Principia (
damaged by fire ) . 2 . Propositions prepared to be used in the Lunar Theory (
greatly damaged by fire ) . 3 . Fragments on the Lunar Theory ( greatly damaged
by ...
Papers on the Lunar Theory found in interleaved copy of 1st Edition of Principia (
damaged by fire ) . 2 . Propositions prepared to be used in the Lunar Theory (
greatly damaged by fire ) . 3 . Fragments on the Lunar Theory ( greatly damaged
by ...
Page 6
Propositions ' De motu nodorum Lunæ , prepared for the 3rd Edition of the
Principia . 12 . Motion of the Moon ' s Apogee . This consists of two Lemmas ,
prepared for press ; two Propositions , in duplicate ; and an imperfect copy of one
of these ...
Propositions ' De motu nodorum Lunæ , prepared for the 3rd Edition of the
Principia . 12 . Motion of the Moon ' s Apogee . This consists of two Lemmas ,
prepared for press ; two Propositions , in duplicate ; and an imperfect copy of one
of these ...
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| Title | A Catalogue of the Portsmouth Collection of Books and Papers Written by Or Belonging to Sir Isaac Newton: The Scientific Portion of which Has Been Presented by the Earl of Portsmouth to the University of Cambridge |
| Author | Sir Isaac Newton |
| Publisher | University Press, 1888 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 26 Aug 2008 |
| Length | 56 pages |
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