 | 1840 - 1122 sayfa
...falsehood, they avoid the fate of Galileo. " Newton," say his commentators, " assumes, in his third book, the hypothesis of the earth's motion. The propositions...the Roman Pontiffs against the motion of the earth." These facts, which cannot he controverted, demonstrate the unchangeable hostility of the Church of... | |
 | Joseph Blanco White - 1825 - 414 sayfa
...astronomer. " Newton," say the great mathematicians, Le Seur and Jacquier, " assumes, in his third book, the hypothesis of the earth's motion. The propositions...the Roman pontiffs against the motion of the earth *." The same sacrifice of sincerity is required at the Spanish universities. Science, indeed, has scarcely... | |
 | 1827 - 854 sayfa
...in their edition of the Principia, and so lately as the year 1742; — "Newton assumes, in his third book, the hypothesis of the earth's motion. The propositions...the Roman Pontiffs against the motion of the earth." English gentlemen and English astronomers may smile in bitter contempt at this surrender of the powers... | |
 | John Riland - 1828 - 326 sayfa
...Florentine astronomer. " Newton," say the great mathematicians Le Seur and Jacquier, " assumes, in his third book, the hypothesis of the earth's motion. The propositions...the Roman Pontiffs against the motion of the earth ! * " ' We smile again; and again feel the superiority of the Protestant mind. Emotions, however, of... | |
 | Brunswicker - 1829 - 300 sayfa
...the following—" Declaration of Fathers Le Seur and Jacquier:—Newton, in this third book, assumes the hypothesis of the earth's motion. The propositions of that author could not be explained except by making the same hypothesis. We have therefore been forced to act a character not our own. But we... | |
 | William Bailey (A.B.) - 534 sayfa
...assumes in his third book, the hypothesis of the earth's motion. The propositions of the author e.ould not be explained except through the same hypothesis....the Roman Pontiffs against the motion of the earth ! ! ! " (Newtoni Principia, lib. iii.). [To be continued.] And to our minds her secret powers expos'd.... | |
 | Joseph Blanco White - 1835 - 304 sayfa
...astronomer. " Newton," say the great mathematicians, Le Seur and Jacquier, " assumes, in his third book, the hypothesis of the earth's motion. The propositions of that author could not be explained except though the same hypothesis. We have, therefore, been forced to act a character not our own. But we... | |
 | James Garbett - 1842 - 518 sayfa
...contradicting the Church, and sharing the fate of Galileo. " Newton," they say, " in his third book assumes the hypothesis of the earth's motion. The propositions...submission to the decrees of the Roman Pontiffs against the motions of the earth." The same sacrifice, according to B. White, is required at the Spanish Universities.... | |
 | Samuel Dunn - 1852 - 1074 sayfa
...astronomer. " Newton," say the great mathematicians Le Sueur and Jacquier, •• assumes in his third book the hypothesis of the earth's motion. The propositions...therefore been forced to act a character not our own (,'•/•••• atienam eoacti rumus gerere pertouam). But we declare our submission to the decrees... | |
 | Young Men's Christian Associations (London, England) - 1853 - 566 sayfa
...Florentine astronomer. " Newtoii," say the great mathematicians Le Seur and Jacquier, " assumes in his third book the hypothesis of the earth's motion. The propositions...therefore been forced to act a character not our own (hinc alienam coacti sumus gerere personam). But we declare our submission to the decrees of the Roman... | |
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Newton," say the great mathematicians, Le Seur and Jacquier, " assumes, in his third book, the hypothesis of the earth's motion. The propositions of that author could not be explained except through the same hypothesis. We have, therefore, been forced... 
