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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... the discovery of Fluxions or the Differential Calculus . They show that Newton's feelings were greatly excited on this subject , and that he considered that b N. Leibnitz had shown towards him in reference to it great PREFACE . XV.
... the discovery of Fluxions or the Differential Calculus . They show that Newton's feelings were greatly excited on this subject , and that he considered that b N. Leibnitz had shown towards him in reference to it great PREFACE . XV.
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Leibnitz had shown towards him in reference to it great unfairness and want of candour . Newton always maintained that Leibnitz was the aggressor in this dispute , and that he had , by his language in the Leipsic Acts , covertly accused ...
Leibnitz had shown towards him in reference to it great unfairness and want of candour . Newton always maintained that Leibnitz was the aggressor in this dispute , and that he had , by his language in the Leipsic Acts , covertly accused ...
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The references do not agree with the Principia . 7. Propositiones de Motu . Several copies differing somewhat from each other , of which one is printed in Rigaud's “ Historical Essay ” Appendix , No 1 . 8.
The references do not agree with the Principia . 7. Propositiones de Motu . Several copies differing somewhat from each other , of which one is printed in Rigaud's “ Historical Essay ” Appendix , No 1 . 8.
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References to the original letters contained , or intended to be contained , in the Commercium Epistolicum . 20. Latin translation ( copy ) of the Recensio given in Phil . Trans . No. 342 , differing from that given in the Second ...
References to the original letters contained , or intended to be contained , in the Commercium Epistolicum . 20. Latin translation ( copy ) of the Recensio given in Phil . Trans . No. 342 , differing from that given in the Second ...
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A page of references to a work not named . 26. Loca difficilia in novo lumine Chymico explicata . 27. Extracts : clavis aurea porta , medulla Alchemić , de Lapide vegetabili , Pupilla Alchemić , & c . 28.
A page of references to a work not named . 26. Loca difficilia in novo lumine Chymico explicata . 27. Extracts : clavis aurea porta , medulla Alchemić , de Lapide vegetabili , Pupilla Alchemić , & c . 28.
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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 | Isaac Newton |
| Publisher | University Press, 1888 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 16 Jan 2013 |
| Length | 56 pages |
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