A View of Sir Isaac Newton's PhilosophyPemberton, Henry
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A View of Sir Isaac Newton's Philosophy
Pemberton, Henry
Newton, Isaac, 1642-1727. Principia
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FOOTNOTES:
[1] Philosoph. Nat. princ. math. L. iii. introduct.
[2] Nov. Org. Scient. L. i. Aphorism. 9.
[3] Nov. Org. L. i. Aph. 19.
[4] Ibid. Aph. 25.
[5] Aph. 30. Errores radicales & in prima digestione mentis ab
excellentia functionum & remediorum sequentium non curantur.
[6] Aph. 38.
[7] Ibid.
[8] Aph. 39.
[9] Aph. 41.
[10] Aph. 10, 24.
[11] Aph. 45.
[12] De Cartes Princ. Phil. Part. 3. §. 52.
[13] Fermat, in Oper. pag. 156, &c.
[14] Nov. Org. Aph. 46.
[15] Aph. 50.
[16] Ibid.
[17] Aph 53.
[18] Aph. 54.
[19] Aph. 56.
[20] Aph. 55.
[21] Locke, On human understanding, B. iii.
[22] Nov. Org. Aph. 59.
[23] In the conclusion.
[24] Nov. Org. L. i. Aph. 59.
[25] Ibid. Aph. 60.
[26] Ibid. Aph. 62.
[27] Aph. 63.
[28] Aph. 64.
[29] Aph. 65.
[30] See above, § 4, 5.
[31] Nov. Org. L. i. Aph. 69.
[32] Ibid.
[33] Ibid. Aph. 109.
[34] Book III. Chap. iv.
[35] Book I. Chap. 2. § 14.
[36] Ibid. § 85, &c.
[37] See Book II. Ch. 3. § 3, 4. of this treatise.
[38] See Book II. Ch. 3. of this treatise.
[39] See Chap. 4.
[40] At the end of his Optics. in Qu. 21.
[41] See the same treatise, in Advertisement 2.
[42] Nov. Org. Lib. i. Ax. 105.
[43] Princip. philos. pag. 13, 14.
[44] Princ. Philos. L. II. prop. 24. corol. 7. See also B. II. Ch. 5. §
3. of this treatise.
[45] How this degree of elasticity is to be found by experiment, will
be shewn below in § 74.
[46] In oper. posthum de Motu corpor. ex percussion. prop. 9.
[47] In the above-cited place.
[48] In the place above-cited.
[49] These experiments are described in § 73.
[50] Book II. Chap. 5.
[51] Chap. 1. § 25, 26, 27, compared with § 15, &c.
[52] Book II. Chap. 5. § 3.
[53] See Euclid’s Elements, Book XII. prop. 13.
[54] Archimed. de æquipond. prop. 11.
[55] Ibid. prop. 12.
[56] Lucas Valerius De centr. gravit. solid. L. I. prop. 2.
[57] Idem L. II. prop. 2.
[58] § 25.
[59] § 27.
[60] Pag. 65, 68.
[61] § 23.
[62] § 20
[63] § 17.
[64] § 27.
[65] Hugen. Horolog. oscillat. pag. 141, 142.
[66] See Hugen. Horolog. Oscillat. p. 142.
[67] Princip. Philos. pag. 22.
[68] Chap. 1. § 29.
[69] Princip. Philos. pag. 25.
[70] § 71.
[71] See Method. Increment. prop. 25.
[72] Lib. XI. Def.
[73] Chap. 2. § 17.
[74] See above Ch. 2. § 17.
[75] From B II. Ch. 3.
[76] Prin. Philos. pag. 7, &c.
[77] See Newton, princip. philos. pag. 9. lin. 30.
[78] Princip. Philos. pag. 10.
[79] Renat. Des Cart. Princ. Philos. Part. II. § 25.
[80] Ibid. § 30.
[81] § 85, &c.
[82] Princip. Philos. Lib. I. prop. 9.
[83] § 92.
[84] Ch. II. § 22.
[85] Viz. L. I. prop. 30, 29, & 26.
[86] Ch. II. § 21, 22.
[87] viz. His doctrine of prime and ultimate ratios.
[88] § 57
[89] § 3.
[90] Ch. 2. § 22.
[91] § 12.
[92] Ch. 1. sect. 21, 22.
[93] Elem. Book I. p. 37.
[94] § 12.
[95] Ch 1 § 24.
[96] Ch 2 select. 17.
[97] Newt. Princ. L. II. prop. 2; 5, 6, 7; 11, 12.
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