Titlebook: Nature, Experiment, and the Sciences; Essays on Galileo an Trevor H. Levere,William R. Shea Book 1990 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1990 Charl

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Alhazen’s Debt to Ptolemy’s ilosophical and mathematical to anatomical and physiological considerations. And, finally, mathematical theorists tended to eschew all but ray-geometrical considerations in their search for visual explanations. For the most part, then, the three traditions developed not only in isolation from, but o

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Regiomontanus on the Critical Problems of Astronomys himself, the foundations were laid for Europeans to master the astronomy of Ptolemy and begain to make original contributions of their own. One of the letters, to Giovanni Bianchini, is of particular interest because it contains an account of what Regiomontanus considers the most notable problems,

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The Stillman Drake Galileo Collection one of the richest collections of early scientific works, from many countries and in many languages, in North America. It also coincided with a decision of the University Library, and the central administration of the University of Toronto, to provide the financial resources to support the developm

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