Kenelm Digby's Two Treatises and the Reception of the Galilean Science of Motion

P. 91-116

• Articles from the same issue (available individually)

  • Presentation
  • Tobie Matthew, Francis Bacon, and Galileo's Letter to Benedetto Castelli
  • Roman Holiday : George Fortescue and Galileo
  • An Anatomy of a Religio-Scientific Polemic : The Wilkins-Ross Controversy Revisited
  • Kenelm Digby's Two Treatises and the Reception of the Galilean Science of Motion
  • The greate Star-gazer Galileo in midseventeenth-century England : the case of Robert Boyle
  • Galileo philosopher geometer and his influence on Charleton, Barrow and Keill
  • Galileo, Descartes and Newton's Laws
  • Between Galileo's Celestial Novelties and Clavius's astronomical legacy : The Cosmology of the Jesuit Giovanni Paolo Lembo (1615)
  • The Theologian's Endgame : on the recently discovered censorial report of Galileo's Dialogue and related documents
  • Did Galileo Truly Say, And Yet It Moves? : a Modern Detective Story
  • Io confondo li macchiavellisti e scienziati, che eternano il mondo con Aristotele : su una biografia di Tommaso Campanella
  • To Descartes' ear? : Listening in on Heterodox Natural Philosophy in Germany
  • Translating as a manner of appropriation : Granada and Gómez Crespo's transcription of Cedillo's Ydea
  • Facts and fictions, insights and oversights in Galileo's early biographies
• Information

  DOI: 10.1400/280783

  ISSN: 1825-3903

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