The History of Philosophy: From the Earliest Times to the Beginning of the Present Century, Volume 21799 |
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... feven hundred and thirty - five . Another Englishman of great distinction at this period was ALCUIN , a pupil of EGBERT archbishop of York . Under his preceptor , who was an eminent patron of learning , and himself a learned man , he ...
... feven hundred and thirty - five . Another Englishman of great distinction at this period was ALCUIN , a pupil of EGBERT archbishop of York . Under his preceptor , who was an eminent patron of learning , and himself a learned man , he ...
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... feven , Newton took his degree of Master of Arts , and was foon after admitted Fellow of Trinity College , and appointed Lucafian Profeffor of Mathematics . In one thoufand fix hundred and eighty- eight , he was chofen reprefentative in ...
... feven , Newton took his degree of Master of Arts , and was foon after admitted Fellow of Trinity College , and appointed Lucafian Profeffor of Mathematics . In one thoufand fix hundred and eighty- eight , he was chofen reprefentative in ...
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... feven , in the immortal work entitled , Philo ophiæ naturalis Principia mathematica , " Mathematical Principles of Natural Phi- lofophy " this was fucceeded by feveral treatises purely mathematical , in which the wonderful genius of ...
... feven , in the immortal work entitled , Philo ophiæ naturalis Principia mathematica , " Mathematical Principles of Natural Phi- lofophy " this was fucceeded by feveral treatises purely mathematical , in which the wonderful genius of ...
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