1790 OPTICS Astronomy NEWTON Physics Natural Philosophy Nicholson Illustrated

1790 OPTICS Astronomy NEWTON Physics Natural Philosophy Nicholson Illustrated “Before the discoveries of Sir Isaac Newton had shewn the composition of white light, the science of optics consisted of

"A System of Natural Philosophy; in Which are Explained the Principles of Mechanics, Hydrostatics, Hydraulics, Pneumatics, Acoustics, Optics, Astronomy, Electricity, Magnetism, Steam Engine, Electro-m

1786 Voltaire on Isaac NEWTON Philosophy Optics Physics Illustrated “Let us read, and let us dance; these two amusements will never do any harm to the world.” ― Voltaire While Voltaire was i

1772 Voltaire Elements of Isaac NEWTON Philosophy Optics Physics Science Illustrated “Let us read, and let us dance; these two amusements will never do any harm to the world.” ― Voltaire Whi

"Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy" and "Optics" by Sir Isaac Newton, and "Treatise on Light" by Christiaan Huygens, published by William Benton, Encyclopedia Britannica, 1952. Published w

1740 Isaac Newton OPTICS Mathematics, Science, Physics Light Illustrated OPTICE Famous printing of Isaac Newton on Optics and his discovery of the behavior of light and light rays. Sir Isaac Newton (1

1781 ISAAC NEWTON Astronomy Cosmology Optics Illustrated Telescopes Philosophia Benjamin Martin was an important 18th-century scholar who compiled dictionaries and encyclopedias, and was best-known fo

1854 Astronomy Meteorology Illustrated SCIENCE Lardner Natural Philosophy Dionysius Lardner (1793 – 1859) was an Irish scientific writer, engineer, mathematician, scientist, proto-marginalist who po

1696 Physics by Rohault Isaac NEWTON Optics Philosophy Science Experiments RARE Jacques Rohault was an important French philosopher during the 17th-century, particularly in the field of Cartesian phil

1696 Physics by Rohault Isaac NEWTON Optics Philosophy Science Experiments RARE Jacques Rohault was an important French philosopher during the 17th-century, particularly in the field of Cartesian phil

Heading: Author: Newton, Isaac Title: Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy... Book the first. Translated into English, and illustrated with a commentary, by Robert Thorp Author: Newton, Is

1747 1ed Institutions of Isaac NEWTON Astronomy Physics Gravity Planets Science “I can calculate the motion of heavenly bodies but not the madness of people.” ― Isaac Newton Few names throug

1749 Astronomy Cosmology Optics Illustrated Philosophical Grammar Benj Martin Benjamin Martin was an important 18th-century scholar who compiled dictionaries and encyclopedias, and was best-known for

1774 Astronomy Navigation Mathematics Moon Telescope Newton Illustrated Lalande Jerome Lalande was an 18th-century French astronomer who is best remembered for his contributions to the legibility of a

Mathematical Elements of Natural Philosophy Confimed by Experiments, or an Introduction to Sir Isaac Newton's Philosophy. Written in Latin by William-James's Gravesande and translated into English by

1749 Physics Experiments Science Electricity Optics Illustrated Sundials Nollet Jean-Antoine Nollet was an 18th-century French physicist who made incredible contributions to world of physical science.

1750 Astro-Theology Astrology ASTROLATRY Attributes of God Newton Astronomy Derham William Derham (1657 – 1735) was an Anglican clergyman, natural theologian and natural philosopher, and disciple of

Astronomy.- Newton.- Muggletonians.- Frost (Isaac) Two Systems of Astronomy: first, the Newtonian System, showing the rise and progress thereof, by a short historical account: the general theory, with

Adams, G., Lectures on Natural and Experimental Philosophy, Adams, G., Lectures on Natural and Experimental Philosophy, Lectures on Natural and Experimental Philosophy, Considered in It's Present Stat

19th c. Shaker desk. Attributed to Isaac Newton Young. Similar desk illustrated in "The Book of Shaker" (John Kassay, p. 152), and "Shaker Furniture Makers" (Jerry Grant and Douglas Allen, pp. 42-3),

Maurolicus, Franciscus. [MAUROLICO, Francesco (1494-1575).] Cosmographia in three dialogues distincta: in quibus de forma, situ, numeroque tam coelorum quam elementorum, alijsque rebus ad astronomica

ALBIN (ELEAZAR) A Natural History of English Insects. Illustrated with a Hundred Copper Plates, Curiously Engraven from Life: And (for those who desire it) Exactly Coloured by the Author, FIRST EDITIO

A GOOD 17TH CENTURY CHINESE BAMBOO FORM CELADON GREEN JADE BRUSH POT, with a wood base and carved fitted stand, the stone with natural inclusions, 3.2in high overall, the brush pot itself 1.8in diamet

AN 18TH CENTURY FILIGREE SILVER PENDANT POMANDER, decorated with fruiting vines, the two halves screw with metal pearls. 4cms. See Lambert, Page 106, Illustrated 46. Provenance: BIGGS, BRISTOL 1992.