Bibliographical history of electricity & magnetism, chronologically arranged
History
Bibliographical history of electricity & magnetism, chronologically arranged
Electricity -- History; Electricity -- History -- Bibliography; Magnetism -- History; Magnetism -- History -- Bibliography; Science, Medieval
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for Nov. and Dec. 1884; for June 1891 (“Traditions ... du Moyen
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London, 1867, pp. 69, etc.
Of authors prominently cited by Albertus Magnus, or alluded to in the
foregoing, the following accounts are given:
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