21. SETIS -- Patrologia Latina Collection N Translate this page 50Kb). Nestorius / Marius mercator, IMPII NESTORII SERMONES (1203Kb). 29Kb).nicolaus Avagonius, VITA TERTIA AUCTORE CARDINALI ARAGONIO (15Kb). http://setis.library.usyd.edu.au/pld/pldbrowseN.html

Browse the Patrologia Latina Database Guide Setis Home Go to: A B C D ... Z N Nalgodus Cluniacensis SANCTI ODONIS VITA ALTERA. Auctore Nazarius NAZARII PANEGYRICUS, CONSTANTINO AUGUSTO Nestorius / Cyrillus Alexandrinus / Marius Mercator NESTORII BLASPHEMIARUM CAPITULA XII, Nestorius / Marius Mercator EXCERPTA EX VARIIS NESTORII TRACTATIBUS Nestorius / Marius Mercator I. NESTORII EPISTOLAE TRES Nestorius / Marius Mercator II. NESTORII TRACTATUS CONTRA HAERESIM Nestorius / Marius Mercator IMPII NESTORII SERMONES Niceta INCIPIT CUJUSDAM NICETAE PRESBYTERI ET Nicetas Aquileiensis EJUSDEM S. NICETAE FRAGMENTA SEX Nicetas Aquileiensis SANCTI NICETAE EPISCOPI AQUILEIENSIS Nicetas Aquileiensis SANCTI NICETAE EPISCOPI AQUILEIENSIS Nicetas Aquileiensis SANCTI NICETAE EPISCOPI AQUILEIENSIS DE Nicetas Aquileiensis SANCTI NICETAE EPISCOPI AQUILEIENSIS DE Nicetius Trevirensis S. NICETII EPISTOLAE DUAE Nicetius Trevirensis SANCTI NICETII OPUSCULA Nicolaus Avagonius VITA TERTIA AUCTORE CARDINALI ARAGONIO Nicolaus Claraevallensis EJUSDEM NICOLAI SERMO IN FESTO S Nicolaus Claraevallensis NICOLAI CLARAE-VALLENSIS SERMO IN FESTO Nicolaus Claraevallensis NICOLAI CLARAE-VALLENSIS. SERMO IN FESTO

22. Gerhard Mercator In Löwen Translate this page der Rektor der Universität - selber Inquisitor - für Gerhard mercator verwendete,kam Antoine Perrenot von Granvella, Sohn des nicolaus Perrenot, erwähnte http://www.wilhelmkruecken.de/LebenWerk/Lw_loewe.htm

Gheert Kremer Gerardus Mercator Rupelmundanus Gerhard Mercator aus Rupelmonde 1532 bis 1536 Gerhard Mercator Vita ) des Walter Ghim Gerhard Mercator Thomas von Aquin Diese privaten Studien haben ihn offenbar nur noch tiefer in den Gegensatz von und scholastischem Aristotelismus Gerhard Mercator im Widmungsbrief seiner Evangelienharmonie die tiefsten Geheimnisse der Natur Kosmograph wereldbeschrijver , - das will er werden! Gemma Frisius Neuere Planetentheorie Peuerbach s vortragen: audivi - und verstand nichts, denn es fehlten ihm die mathematischen Grundlagen. Von Gemma beraten, brachte er sich anhand der Elementargeometrie Elementale geometricum - des Johannes Voegelin , der Geometria des Orontius Palatinus Euklid intra sex priores libros - die erforderlichen Kenntnisse leichthin - sine multo labore - selbst bei - domi sum meditatus Gemma Frisius und Gemma , sein handwerkliches Talent erkannten und ihn bei der Anfertigung des (zweiten) Erd Himmelsglobus ) des Gemma heranzogen. In wenigen Jahren wurde damit aus dem mittellosen Scholar ein gutverdienender Instrumentenbauer, Kartograph und Landvermesser. Barbara Schellekens nach eifrigen Bibelstudien und chorographischen Vorlagen des Jakob Ziegler aus eine in Kupfer, die er

23. DER HUMANIST GERARDUS MERCATOR Translate this page Auch Rheticus, der einzige Schüler des nicolaus Copernicus, nannte Gemma - in neunzigerJahre hinein zweifelte man nicht daran, Gerhard mercator den Erwerb http://www.uni-duisburg.de/SCHULEN/MGD/1962/human.htm

DER HUMANIST GERARDUS MERCATOR DER HUMANIST GERARDUS MERCATOR von Rolf Kirmse Hohe Festversammlung! Gerardus Mercator - wie er nach Humanistenbrauch seinen Namen Gerhard Kremer(s) Anm.1 Anm.2 Anm.3 Anm.4 ... Anm.7 Beim Vertiefen in das Studium der Philosophie, das Mercator privatim weiter betrieb Anm.8 Anm.9 Anm.10 Anm.11 ... Anm.2 gemeint sind mittelalterliche Vorstellungen Anm.3 Im dritten Jahrzehnt des 15.Jahrhunderts! Anm.4 Anm.5 Anm.6 Anm.7 ... Anm.12 Darunter versteht man neben Mondfinsternissen vornehmlich solche der Sonne. Anm.13 Inhalt Der Kartograph

24. S. 453 stud., Gottinga ad nos venit / nicolaus Tilling, munere recepturae fungitur candidatus/ Hermann Henricus Duncker, mercator / Natus Badbergae in episcopatu http://www.uni-duisburg.de/Institute/CollCart/matrikel/1770-79/116-1770/rechts.h

S. 453 Friderico Gottfrido, J.A. filio, Schlegtendal, secundum rectore a die 30 Septembris anno 1770 ex praecepto regio clementissimo mutata inscribendi ratio et in tabellas redacta sequentem in modum. Numerus inscriptorum / Dies inscriptionis / Nomen ac praenomen studiosi / Nomen et praenomen item conditio et dignitas patris / Domicilium patris vel matris aut, illis mortuis, locus nativitatis studiosi. 1. 1770 3 Octobris. Joannes Christophorus Rentrop, iur. studiosus / Caspar Jacob Rentrop, mercator / Pater habitat Werdohla in comitatu Marcano. 2. 9 Eiusdem. Isaacus Henricus Geyer, iur. studiosus / Jacobus Geyer, mercator (fabricant) / Pater habitat Aquisgrani. 3. 12 Eiusdem. Guilielmus Hardt, iur. stud. / Petrus Hardt, mercator / Pater habitat Dusseldorpii in ducatu Montensi. 4. Eodem. Joannes Hermannus Wisselinck, iur. stud. / Antonius Wisselinck, pictor aulicus / Pater habitat itidem Dusseldorpii. 5. 16 Eiusdem. Joannes Christianus Hannes, iur. studiosus / Christianus Henricus Hannes, advocatus et scabinus Clivensis / Mater habitat Clivis. 6. 29 Eiusdem. Josephus Antonius Plaum, medic. studiosus / Antonius Plaum, medic. doctor / Pater habitat Elberfeldiae in ducatu Montensi.

25. Mercator Translate this page Eine Verwechslung mit Gerhard mercator liegt nahe, da nicolaus in einer 1666 erschienenenArbeit über die zweckmäßigste Bestimmung einer Seekarte, das für http://www.geophys.tu-bs.de/geschichte/mercatorn.html

Mercator (latinisiert aus Kauffmann) , Nicolaus, Sein Hauptverdienst war (1667) die Entdeckung der Reihe behandelte. Literatur

26. Proof That Log 2 = 0 computation.free.fr/Constants/Log2/log2Formulas.html attributes log(2)=11/2+1/3-1/4to nicolaus mercator and gives dozens of other formulas for log(2). http://mcraefamily.com/MathHelp/JokeProofLog2Zero.htm

Using this proof, you can double any number without changing its value! Proof that log 2 = * * note: "log", used here, means natural log, which is sometimes written "ln". This proof is extremely important, because it can be used to show that 2=1. It works this way: log 2 = 0, from the proof, above. log 1 = 0, because e log 2 = log 1, because both logs are equal to e log 2 = e log 1 , taking the exponent of both sides 2 = 1, because e log a = a Internet References I got an email questioning the statement that log 2 = 1-1/2+1/3-1/4+..., so I found these references to support this fact, which, by the way, has nothing to do with the error in the proof, above. http://numbers.computation.free.fr/Constants/Log2/log2Formulas.html attributes log(2)=1-1/2+1/3-1/4 to Nicolaus Mercator and gives dozens of other formulas for log(2). http://www.mathematik.uni-bielefeld.de/~sillke/PUZZLES/harmonic-series gives a sketch of the proof that this series is the integral of dy/y from 1 to 2, which is log(2). H(n) = 1 + 1/2 + 1/3 + ... + 1/n.

27. [HM] Mercator Vs Mersenne By Joel Norman Mon, 11 Aug 2003 183753 +0200 (CEST) Dear members of the mailinglist, I am currentlystudying the last part nicolaus mercator s Logarithmotechnia (1668 http://mathforum.org/epigone/historia/cheekrermzhox

[HM] Mercator vs Mersenne by Joel Norman reply to this message post a message on a new topic Back to historia Subject: [HM] Mercator vs Mersenne Author: Joel.Norman.9657@student.uu.se Date: Mon, 11 Aug 2003 18:37:53 +0200 (CEST) Dear members of the mailinglist, I am currently studying the last part Nicolaus Mercator's "Logarithmotechnia" (1668), in which he finds the series expansion of ln(x) (or the equivalent Taylor series of ln(1+x) near x=0). However, it's the last proposition in Logarithmotechnia that catches my interest just now. There he goes one step further and start to sum logarithms instead (in modern words, he integrates ln (x) from 1 to t; he gives a numerical example with t=0.1). In the end remarks he states that this is related to a problem by Mersenne. Does anyone have information on this, and maybe even what problem Mercator is referring to? Regards, Joel Norman Uppsala University The Math Forum

28. Calculus - Wikipedia NL Een paar significante voorbeelden hiervan zijn John Wallis (16161703),nicolaus mercator (1620-1687) en James Gregory (1638-1675). http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calculus

Calculus Calculus is een tak van de wiskunde, ontwikkeld uit de rekenkunde en de meetkunde . Calculus is het vakgebied dat zich bezig houdt met mate van verandering binnen functies , zoals versnellingen curves en hellingen . De ontwikkeling van de calculus wordt aan Leibniz en Newton toegeschreven. Ook Barrow, Descartes, de Fermat en Huygens hebben eraan gewerkt. Het middelpunt van de calculus vormen de afgeleiden, integralen en limieten. Een van de belangrijkste redenen om calculus te ontwikkelen was om het raaklijnprobleem op te lossen. Inhoud showTocToggle("Tonen","Niet tonen") 1 Prehistorie van de Calculus 2 Newton (1642-1727) 2.2 Integreren 3 Korte biografie van Leibniz ... bewerken Prehistorie van de Calculus De echte ontdekking van de integraal - en differentiaalrekening is gedaan door Newton en Leibniz. Voorgangers van hen hebben zeker tot die ontdekking bijgedragen, daarom eerst in het kort iets over wat er al bekend was over calculus vóór Newton en Leibniz, om te beginnen rond het jaar 1600. René Descartes (1596-1650) en Pierre de Fermat (1601-1665) zijn twee Fransen die een enorme bijdrage hebben geleverd aan het ontstaan van de calculus. Ze hebben namelijk, onafhankelijk en ongeveer gelijktijdig, de analytische

29. Biography-center - Letter M mercator_Gerardus.html; mercator, nicolaus wwwhistory.mcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/mercator_nicolaus.html;Mercer, John http://www.biography-center.com/m.html

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30. Publikationsliste - Kirsti Andersen matematik”; “Fermat, Pierre de”; “fluxionsregning”; “l’Hospital,Guillaume François Antoine de”; “mercator, nicolaus”; Mohr, Georg http://www.ivh.au.dk/printer/personale/kirsti_andersen/publikationsliste.dk.html

Publikationsliste - Kirsti Andersen Videnskabelige publikationer “Roberval’s Method of Tangents”, Centaurus “Roberval’s Comparison of the Arclength of a Spiral and a Parabola, Centaurus “A note on Bartholin and the Problem of Debeaune”, Centaurus “An Impression of Mathematics in Denmark in the Period 1600-1800”, Cen­taurus, “Matematikken i Danmark 1479-1800”, Køben­havns Universitet 1479-1979 , bind XII, Køben­havn 1983, 113-156. “The Mathematical Technique in Fermat’s Deduction of the Law of Refraction”, Historia Mathematica “Some Observations Concerning Mathematicians’ Treatment of Perspective Constructions in the 17th and 18th Centuries”, Mathemata, Festschrift für Helmuth Gericke , ed. M. Folkerts et al., Stuttgart 1984, 409-425. “Cavalieri’s Method of Indivisibles”, Archive for History of Exact Sciences Kirsti Andersen and Henrik Meyer, “Georg Mohr’s Three Books and the Gegen­übung auf Euclidis Curiosi Centauru s, “The Method of Indivisibles: Changing Understand­ings”, Studia Leib­nitiana, Sonderheft 14 (1986), 14-25. “The Problems of Scaling and Choosing Parameters in Perspective Construc­tions, Particularly in the One by Alberti”

31. Diagrams Page Flemish cartographer Gerardus mercator publishes a new map of Flanders, and a GeorgRhaticus persuades the Polish astronomer and priest nicolaus Copernicus to http://www.fofweb.com/Subscription/Science/Timeline.asp?SID=1&TimePeriod=1501

32. Rappersvill Map Colllection This map provided a basis for G. mercator and G. de Jode for their While workingon his million map , Wapowski was supported by nicolaus Copernicus, who http://www.muzeum-polskie.org/kart-pol-eng.htm

Bernard Wapowski and Waclaw Grodecki. Origins of Polish cartography. It seems that Wapowski's map was well known to the elite of European cartographers of that time and it was used as a source of information about the south-eastern and north-estern parts of the Continent, including the area of Poland and Hungary. These followers include Gerard Mercator, Henry Zell, Caspar Vopelius, Jacob Gaspaldi and Olaf Magnus, who authored an interesting map of Scandinavia. It is also highly probable that the map Polonia et Ungaria, included by Sebastian Muenster into his Base l edi-tion of Ptolemy's Geographia and Muenster's own work Cosmographia, was a reduced and simplified version of the "Southern" map by Wapowski. Afterwards, it's various versions were copied into many works. Giacomo Gastaldi, one of the leading Italian cartographers, placed his version of that map, very carefially woodcut, although small in size, in his edition of Geographia of 1546. The "Northern" map was probably used by Mercator for his version of the map of Lithuania and was published in various editions of his Atlas in the years 1595 - 1630. The twin-chart map by Wapowski is surprisingly precise while specifying the coor-dinates for the mouths of the Dnieper and the Dniester, as it corrects the error by Ptole-my. Ptolemy's map moves the Black Sea by 4 degrees westwards and extends it unnaturally, which makes the whole continent rather oblong. Regrettably, the next generations of cartographers did not follow Wapowski, modelling their works after Mercator, who for unknown reasons continued to place the mouths of the Dnieper and Dniester respectably by 3 and 1/2 degree and 2 and 1/2 degree farther eastwards, even after Wapowski's map was published. Wapowski's map, however, failed to show an accurate reflection ofthe regions of Polesie, Wolyn' and Grodno, where the author placed large, non-existent bogs of Amadotia, Sarmatia and the Cronos Lake. and also many rivers flowing therefrom. It seems that Wapowski did not support the theory that rivers have to spring from mountain tops.

33. Neue Seite 1 Translate this page mercator, Rumold (1541 - 1600). mercator, nicolaus (1620 - 1687). Merrifield,Charles (1827 - 1884). Mersenne, Marin (8.9.1588 - 1.9.1648). http://www.mathe-ecke.de/mathematiker.htm

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34. Method Of Infinite Descent Sluze. · nicolaus mercator (ca. 16201687). o Edited Euclid’s Elements. 367).· Gerhardus mercator. o Father of nicolaus mercator. http://faculty.salisbury.edu/~hwaustin/homword.htm

10-1: Analytic Geometry The two most influential mathematicians that contributed to the shaping of Analytic Geometry are Rene Descartes and Pierre de Fermat. Analytic Geometry: Book definition: method of geometry, "as applied to the plan, it is the establishment of correspondence between points in the plane and ordered pairs of real numbers, thereby making possible a correspondence between curves in the plane and equations in two variables, so that for each curve in the plane there is a definite equation f(x,y) = 0, and for each such equation there is a definite curve, or set of points, in the plane" (346). Analytic Geometry The study of the geometry of figures by algebraic representation and manipulation of equations describing their positions, configurations, and separations. Analytic geometry is also called coordinate geometry since the objects are described as n-tuples of points (where n = 2... http://mathworld.wolfram.com/AnalyticGeometry.html

35. Lebensdaten Von Mathematikern Translate this page Charles Robert (1835 - 1911) mercator, Gerardus (3.5.1512 - 2.12.1594) mercator,Rumold (1541 - 1600) mercator, nicolaus (1620 - 1687) Merrifield, Charles http://www.mathe.tu-freiberg.de/~hebisch/cafe/lebensdaten.html

Diese Seite ist dem Andenken meines Vaters Otto Hebisch (1917 - 1998) gewidmet. By our fathers and their fathers in some old and distant town from places no one here remembers come the things we've handed down. Marc Cohn Dies ist eine Sammlung, die aus verschiedenen Quellen stammt, u. a. aus Jean Dieudonne, Geschichte der Mathematik, 1700 - 1900, VEB Deutscher Verlag der Wissenschaften, Berlin 1985. Helmut Gericke, Mathematik in Antike und Orient - Mathematik im Abendland, Fourier Verlag, Wiesbaden 1992. Otto Toeplitz, Die Entwicklung der Infinitesimalrechnung, Springer, Berlin 1949. MacTutor History of Mathematics archive A B C ... Z Abbe, Ernst (1840 - 1909) Abel, Niels Henrik (5.8.1802 - 6.4.1829) Abraham bar Hiyya (1070 - 1130) Abraham, Max (1875 - 1922) Abu Kamil, Shuja (um 850 - um 930) Abu'l-Wafa al'Buzjani (940 - 998) Ackermann, Wilhelm (1896 - 1962) Adams, John Couch (5.6.1819 - 21.1.1892) Adams, John Frank (5.11.1930 - 7.1.1989) Adelard von Bath (1075 - 1160) Adler, August (1863 - 1923) Adrain, Robert (1775 - 1843)

36. Matematiikan Historia; Muun Maailman Matemaatikot Translate this page John Wallis William Neil Johann Hudde René François de Sluse Isaac Barrow GottfriedWilhelm Leibniz ** Isaac Newton nicolaus mercator Christiaan Huygens http://solmu.math.helsinki.fi/2000/mathist/muumaa.html

Muun maailman matemaatikot Thales Pythagoras Hippokrates Hippias ... Hipparkhos -801 eKr. 800-601 eKr. 600-401 eKr. 400-201 eKr. 200-1 eKr. Heron Klaudios Ptolemaios Menelaos Diofantos ... Gerbert (paavi Sylvester II) 1-199 (jKr.) Omar Khaijjam Adelard Bhaskara Gerard Cremonalainen ... Matematiikkalehti Solmu

37. Newton Ja Leibniz Esimerkiksi nicolaus mercatorin (162087) (joka on eri henkilö kuin mercatorinprojektion esittäjä Gerhardus mercator (1512-94)) ja Newtonin itsensä http://solmu.math.helsinki.fi/2000/mathist/html/newton/

PDF 8. Newton ja Leibniz Isaac Newton (1642-1727) ja Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz kalkyylin 8.1 Binomisarja binomisarjan, differentiaali- ja integraalilaskennan yleisen painovoimalain All this was in the two plague years 1665 1666 for in those days I was in the prime of my age for invention and minded Mathematics and Philosophy more than at any time since. y x n n :n arvoilla ovat x :n polynomeja. Parittomia n x n voitiin parittomilla n 8.2 Newtonin differentiaali- ja integraalilaskenta x ja y ovat ajan funktioita, Newtonin sanastossa fluentteja o po ja qo f x y )=0 tangentin kulmakerroin on eli y :n ja x y n x m y oq n x op m ja o o -termit unohtaen y f x ja x o , niin z oy . Potenssifunktiota monimutkaisempien funktioiden analyysi palautui potensseihin binomisarjan kautta. Newton nimitti fluenttiensa eli funktioidensa x ja y ''aikaderivaattoja'' p ja q fluksioiksi . Vastaavasti fluentteja, joiden fluksiot ovat x y merkittiin tai , silloin kun nykymatematiikka tarkastelee raja-arvoa kalkyylin Opticks De quadratura curvarum Methodus fluxionum et serierum infinitorum , joka kirjoitettiin 1671, mutta julkaistiin vasta 1736.

38. Die Sicht Der Anderen Translate this page Von Ptolomäus zu mercator, Seite 1. sogar bereits um 1437/39 schuf der in Kues ander Mosel geborene Kardinal und Kirchenpolitiker nicolaus Cusanus (1401–1464 http://www.geog.fu-berlin.de/2bik/Kap2/kap2_2-01.php3

Wolfgang Scharfe Kapitel 2.2 Seite: Die Gelehrten-Kartographie des 15. und 16. Jahrhunderts (Abb. 2.2-1) Abb. 2.2-1 Magna Germ(a)nia. Ulm 1482. Holzschnitt. Ausschnitt. SBB Kart 41 KD 1. (Abb. 2.2-2) Um 1492 ist die Mitteleuropa-Karte des Florentiner Kosmographen und Verlegers Francesco Roselli (Abb. 2.2.-3) Abb. 2.2-2 Nicolaus Cusanus: Parva Germania tota tabella. Eichstätt 1491. Kupferstich. Ausschnitt. SBB Kart 41 KD 1. Abb. 2.2-3 Francesco Roselli: (Mitteleuropa). Florenz um 1492. Kupferstich. Ausschnitt. Biblioteca Nazionale Florenz. (Die Vorlage ist Herrn Peter H. Meurer zu verdanken).

39. HMC | NRA | Persons Beginning ME of Cape Colony (2) Menzies, William (18791920) Architect (1) Mercati, Giovanni (1866-1957)Cardinal (1) mercator, nicolaus (fl 1620-1687) Scientist (1) Mercer http://www.hmc.gov.uk/nra/browser/person/page/personME.htm

MA MC ME MG ... MY List of persons with surname beginning ME Meachem, Frederick (fl 1890-1920) Mining Engineer Mead, Clement Alfred (1899-1986) Colonel Mead, Geoffrey John de Cusance (fl 1939-1979) historian Mead, Joseph (1586-1638) Biblical Scholar and Scientist ... Mead, William Edward Writer England Mead, William Richard (b1915) geographer Meade, Elizabeth Henrietta (d 1925) nee Kennedy, wife of 4th Earl of Clanwilliam Meade, Georgiana Caroline Grenfell (d 1881) nee Grenfell, wife of Robert Henry Meade Meade, Helen Muriel (fl 1964-1988) Devon Local Historian ... Mee, Florence (fl 1953-1980), Shelford Shelford, Nottinghamshire Meek, Brian Lawrence (1934-1997) computer scientist Meek, Charles Kingsley (1885-1965) Anthropologist Meek, George (b 1868) Socialist Meek, Sir James (1778-1856) Knight Public Servant ... Megler, James (fl 1797-1848) Clergyman Pembrokeshire Dyfed Megroz, Rodolphe Louis (1891-1968) Literary Journalist Meiggs, Russell (1902-1989) Ancient Historian Meighen, Arthur (1874-1960) Canadian Prime Minister Meikle, Andrew (1719-1811) Millwright and Inventor ... Mellish, William (d 1791) MP Receiver General of Customs Mellon, Harriot (1777-1837) see Beauclerk ( Mellor, James Eric Moulsdale (1890-1984) Entomologist

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Themes Science Physics About Physics, Generalities ... Physics Time-Line Physics Time-Line to 1799 Nicolaus Copernicus Thales of Miletus , prediction of an eclipse Thales of Miletus , birth of scientific thought Thales of Miletus , water as the basic element Thales of Miletus , magnets and attraction to rubbed amber Thales of Miletus , first cosmologies Anaximenes , flat Earth Pythagoras , understanding the world and mathematics Anaximander , Earth surface is curved (cylinder) Parmenides , paradoxes of change and motion Pythagoreans , Earth is a sphere Oenopides , finds angle of Earth's tilt to ecliptic Protagoras , reality comes from the senses Heraclitus , fire as primary substance Heraclitus , change is the essence of being Parmenides , Earth is a sphere Anaxagoras , materials are made of "seeds" (atoms) Anaxagoras , sun, moon and stars are made of same material as Earth Anaxagoras , sun as a hot glowing rock Eudoxus , Celestial spheres Empedocles , Four elements: Earth, Air, Fire and Water Philolaus , Earth Rotates Zeno , paradoxes of discrete or continuous space and time Leucippus , indivisble atoms Democritus , Atomic theory Plato , theory of knowledge Plato , ether as a fifth element Democritus , Milky Way is composed of many stars Aristotle , Free falling bodies accelerate but heavier bodies fall faster Heracleides , Venus and Mercury orbit the sun Chinese , recorded observation of a supernova Heracleides , Rotation of the Earth Aristotle , Earth is a sphere Aristotle

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