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The Life of Galileo Galilei, with Illustrations of the Advancement of Experimental Philosophy: Life of KeplerBethune, John Elliot Drinkwater

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The Life of Galileo Galilei, with Illustrations of the Advancement of Experimental Philosophy: Life of Kepler

Name: The Life of Galileo Galilei, with Illustrations of the Advancement of Experimental Philosophy: Life of Kepler
Author: Bethune, John Elliot Drinkwater

Bethune, John Elliot Drinkwater

Galilei, Galileo, 1564-1642; Kepler, Johannes, 1571-1630

Le Operazioni del Compasso Geom. e Milit.
                                            Padova, 1606.
  Fol. Difesa di Gal. Galilei contr. all. cal. et impost. di Bald. Capra
                                            Venezza, 1607. 4to.
  Sydereus Nuncius                          Venetiis, 1610. 4to.
  Discorso int. alle cose che stanno in su l'Acqua
                                            Firenze, 1612. 4to.
  Novantiqua SS. PP. Doctrina de S. Scripturæ Testimoniis
                                            Argent, 1612. 4to.
  Istoria e Demostr. int. alle Macchie Solari
                                            Roma, 1613. 4to.
  Risp. alle oppos. del S. Lod. delle Colombe e del S. Vinc. di Grazia
                                            Firenze, 1615. 4to.
  Discorso delle Comete di Mario Guiducci
                                            Firenze, 1619. 4to.
  Dialogo sopra i due Massimi Sistemi del Mondo
                                            Firenze, 1632. 4to.
  Discorso e Demostr. intorno alle due nuove Scienze
                                            Leida, 1638. 4to.
  Della Scienza Meccanica                   Ravenna, 1649. 4to.
  Trattato della Sfera                      Roma, 1655. 4to.
  Discorso sopra il Flusso e Reflusso. (Scienze Fisiche di Tozzetti.)
                                            Firenze, 1780. 4to.
  Considerazioni sul Tasso                  Roma, 1793.
  Trattato della Fortificazione. (Memorie di Venturi.)
                                            Modena, 1818. 4to.

The editions of his collected works (in which is contained much that was
never published separately) are—

  Opere di Gal. Galilei, Linc. Nob. Fior. &c.
                                             Bologna, 1656. 2 vols. 4to.
  Opere di Gal. Galilei, Nob. Fior. Accad. Linc. &c.
                                             Firenze, 1718. 3 vols. 4to.
  Opere di Gal. Galilei                      Padova, 1744. 4 vols. 4to.
  Opere di Gal. Galilei                      Milano, 1811. 13 vols. 8vo.


CORRECTIONS.

  _Page Co. Line._

    5    1   2,
      _Add_: His instructor was the celebrated botanist, Andreas
      Cæsalpinus, who was professor of medicine at Pisa from 1567 to 1592.
      Hist. Acad. Pisan.; Pisis, 1791.

    8    2    18,
      _Add_: According to Kästner, his German name was Wursteisen.

    8    2    21, _for_ 1588 _read_ 1586.
   15    1    57, _for_ 1632 _read_ 1630.
   17    1    29,
      Salusbury alludes to the instrument described and figured in "The
      Use of the Sector, Crosse Staffe, and other Instruments. London,
      1624." It is exactly Galileo's Compass.

   17    1    52, _for_ Burg, a German, _read_ Burgi, a Swiss.
   27    2    17,
      The author here called Brutti was an Englishman: his real name,
      perhaps, was Bruce. See p. 99.

   50    1    14,
      Kepler's Epitome was not published till 1619: it was then inserted
      in the Index.

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The Life of Galileo Galilei, with Illustrations of the Advancement of Experimental Philosophy: Life of KeplerBethune, John Elliot Drinkwater

History

The Life of Galileo Galilei, with Illustrations of the Advancement of Experimental Philosophy: Life of Kepler

Bethune, John Elliot Drinkwater

Galilei, Galileo, 1564-1642; Kepler, Johannes, 1571-1630

Le Operazioni del Compasso Geom. e Milit.
                                            Padova, 1606.
  Fol. Difesa di Gal. Galilei contr. all. cal. et impost. di Bald. Capra
                                            Venezza, 1607. 4to.
  Sydereus Nuncius                          Venetiis, 1610. 4to.
  Discorso int. alle cose che stanno in su l'Acqua
                                            Firenze, 1612. 4to.
  Novantiqua SS. PP. Doctrina de S. Scripturæ Testimoniis
                                            Argent, 1612. 4to.
  Istoria e Demostr. int. alle Macchie Solari
                                            Roma, 1613. 4to.
  Risp. alle oppos. del S. Lod. delle Colombe e del S. Vinc. di Grazia
                                            Firenze, 1615. 4to.
  Discorso delle Comete di Mario Guiducci
                                            Firenze, 1619. 4to.
  Dialogo sopra i due Massimi Sistemi del Mondo
                                            Firenze, 1632. 4to.
  Discorso e Demostr. intorno alle due nuove Scienze
                                            Leida, 1638. 4to.
  Della Scienza Meccanica                   Ravenna, 1649. 4to.
  Trattato della Sfera                      Roma, 1655. 4to.
  Discorso sopra il Flusso e Reflusso. (Scienze Fisiche di Tozzetti.)
                                            Firenze, 1780. 4to.
  Considerazioni sul Tasso                  Roma, 1793.
  Trattato della Fortificazione. (Memorie di Venturi.)
                                            Modena, 1818. 4to.

The editions of his collected works (in which is contained much that was
never published separately) are—

  Opere di Gal. Galilei, Linc. Nob. Fior. &c.
                                             Bologna, 1656. 2 vols. 4to.
  Opere di Gal. Galilei, Nob. Fior. Accad. Linc. &c.
                                             Firenze, 1718. 3 vols. 4to.
  Opere di Gal. Galilei                      Padova, 1744. 4 vols. 4to.
  Opere di Gal. Galilei                      Milano, 1811. 13 vols. 8vo.


CORRECTIONS.

  _Page Co. Line._

    5    1   2,
      _Add_: His instructor was the celebrated botanist, Andreas
      Cæsalpinus, who was professor of medicine at Pisa from 1567 to 1592.
      Hist. Acad. Pisan.; Pisis, 1791.

    8    2    18,
      _Add_: According to Kästner, his German name was Wursteisen.

    8    2    21, _for_ 1588 _read_ 1586.
   15    1    57, _for_ 1632 _read_ 1630.
   17    1    29,
      Salusbury alludes to the instrument described and figured in "The
      Use of the Sector, Crosse Staffe, and other Instruments. London,
      1624." It is exactly Galileo's Compass.

   17    1    52, _for_ Burg, a German, _read_ Burgi, a Swiss.
   27    2    17,
      The author here called Brutti was an Englishman: his real name,
      perhaps, was Bruce. See p. 99.

   50    1    14,
      Kepler's Epitome was not published till 1619: it was then inserted
      in the Index.

Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

The Life of Galileo Galilei, with Illustrations of the Advancement of Experimental Philosophy: Life of Kepler

The Life of Galileo Galilei, with Illustrations of the Advancement of Experimental Philosophy: Life of Kepler

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