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,Beyond Archimedes: Stevin’s ,,tally against a vertical surface, a phenomenon with which Stevin was familiar through his dealings with lock gates. It was only during the course of the seventeenth century that the facts about hydrostatics identified by Stevin were explained and adequately theorized. Those developments required the

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Fashioning a Novel Concept of Pressure: One Hundred Years,ered the need to specify them invisible. The path from Stevin to Newton can be read as a gradual transcendence of such barriers. The identification of the way in which liquids constrain mechanical systems by virtue of the fact that they are unable to resist deforming forces, identified and exploited