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The Galileo Project barocius Barozzi, franciscus 1. Dates Born Candia, Crete, 9 Aug.1537 Died Venice, 23 Nov. 1604 Dateinfo Dates Certain Lifespan http://galileo.rice.edu/Catalog/NewFiles/barocius.html
Extractions: Barocius [Barozzi], Franciscus 1. Dates Born: Candia, Crete, 9 Aug. 1537 Died: Venice, 23 Nov. 1604 Dateinfo: Dates Certain Lifespan: 2. Father Occupation: Aristocrat Iacopo Barozzi, a Ventian noble. Barozzi apparently inherited a very extensive estate in Crete, and one cannot avoid the conclusion that he was reared in wealthy circumstances. 3. Nationality Birth: Candia Crete (a Venetian colony) Career: Italy Death: Venice, italy 4. Education Schooling: Padua Received a humanistic education at the University of Padua. He also studied mathematics. There is no mention of a degree. 5. Religion Affiliation: Catholic Barozzi was tried by the Inquisition (charge unknown) and found guilty about 1583. In 1587 there was another charge, this time of apostacy and heresy, from the sentence apparently charges of engaging in occult magical practices. 6. Scientific Disciplines Primary: Mathematics, Astronomy Subordinate: Occult Philosophy Translated Proclus', Hero's, and Achimedean writings on geometry. He also published Cosmographia, 1585. Barozzi was part of the movement to revive science via a close study of the ancients.
Extractions: Caesar Lambertinus, a native from Trani, pursued an ecclesiastical career there that led him to the archepiscopate in 1505. In 1509, he transferred to the episcopal see of Isola. He resigned this office in 1548. TEXTS: De iure patronatus (ca. 1520), Early Printed Editions: Venice 1572; Lyons 1579; Frankfurt 1581; Tractatus varii de iure patronatus (Venice 1584, 1607). LITERATURE: Schulte, QL II 363. Cajetan (Thomas de Vio), born in 1469, entered the Dominican order when he was sixteen and studied theology at Naples and Padua. He received the doctorate already nine years later and began to teach at Padua and Brescia. Since 1500, he lived as the proctor of his order at the curia in Rome, until he moved up to the generalate in 1508. He held this position until his elevation to the cardinalate, in 1517. By that time, he was one of the leading church politicians and antagonist of Luther at the imperial diet at Augsburg in 1518. Although less pronounced than Luther, he was himself a critic of much of the scholastic learning as it had developed during the late Middle Ages. In his Summula peccatorum (1525), for example, Cajetan (from Gaeta, his hometown) sharply opposed the older confessional works as overburdened with learned digressions and allegations. In fact, Cajetan's work marked the terminal point in the production of confessional
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Extractions: Original edition of this fictitious dialogue of which the author remains anonymous, dealing with the political occurences and commerce in the English colonies in America at the beginning of the War of Independence and giving a very good survey of the political situation in Europe in the second half of the 18th century. A comparison is made between the revolt of the Netherlands against the Spanish in the 16th century and that of the Americans against the English. The work appeared in 1776, the same year thirteen of the English colonies declared their independence. The dialogue is between William of Orange, the leader of the Dutch revolt against the Spanish King and the forefather of the present Dutch royal family, and general Montgommery who played an important role in the War of Independence.
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Archimedes At The ECHO Repository Archimedes at the ECHO Repository. http://content.mpiwg-berlin.mpg.de/ECHO_content/content/mechanics/archimdesecho
Extractions: The Archimedes texts will also be available at the ECHO repository which currently has to have less functionality, but is more general and will be based on a more interoperable infrastructure. In the future most of the Archimedes functions will be implemented in the ECHO Viewer Environment. Provided by: Max Planck Institute for the History of Science Provided by: Max Planck Institute for the History of Science Provided by: Max Planck Institute for the History of Science Provided by: Max Planck Institute for the History of Science Provided by: Max Planck Institute for the History of Science Provided by: Max Planck Institute for the History of Science Provided by: Max Planck Institute for the History of Science Baliani, Giovanni Battista
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