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Introductio ad veram astronomiam, seu lectiones astronomicæ habitæ in schola astronomica. Academiæ Oxoniensis. Authore Joanne Keill, ... Editio tertia, multo auctior & emendatior. (Latin Edition) by John Keill, 2010-05-28
The elements. Of plain and spherical trigonometry. Also a short treatise of the nature and arithmetick of logarithms. By Doctor John Keil, ... The third ... Cunn, and carefully corrected by S. Fuller. by John Keill, 2010-05-27
Introductio ad veram physicam: seu lectiones physicae habitae in schola naturalis philosphiae Academiae Oxoniensis, A.D. 1700. Quibus accedunt Christiani ... Theoremata de vi centrifuga (Latin Edition) by John Keill, 2010-08-06
Institutions Astronomiques Ou Leçons Élémentaires D'astronomie Pour Servir D'introduction À La Physique Céleste & À La Science Des Longitudes, Avec ... Les Tables Du Soleil, De (French Edition) by John Keill, M Le Monnier, 2010-02-10
Introductio ad veram physicam: seu lectiones physicæ habitæ in schola naturalis philosophiæ Academiæ Oxoniensis. Quibus accedunt Christiani Hugenii theoremata ... Editio secunda emendatior & (Latin Edition) by John Keill, 2010-06-16
An Introduction To Natural Philosophy: Or, Philosophical Lectures Read in the University of Oxford, Anno Dom. 1700 by John Keill, 1745
Institutions Astronomiques Ou Lecons Elementaires D'Astronomie (1746) (French Edition) by John Keill, 2009-04-02
Institutions Astronomiques, ou Leçons Élémentaires D' Astronomie (French Edition) by John Keill, 2009-12-17
Introductio ad veram physicam: seu lectiones physicæ habitæ in schola naturalis philosophiæ Academiæ Oxoniensis an Dom 1700 Quibus accedunt theorematum Hugeniorum de vi centrifuga (Latin Edition) by John Keill, 2010-08-06
Introductio Ad Veram Astronomiam, Seu Lectiones Astronomicae (1718) (Latin Edition) by John Keill, 2009-08-10
An Examination of Dr. Burnet's Theory of the Earth: With Some Remarks On Mr. Whiston's New Theory of the Earth. Also an Examination of the Reflections ... of the Remarks On Mr. Whiston's New Theory by John Keill, Maupertuis, 2010-02-12
Introductions Ad Veram Physicam Et Veram Astronomiam: Quibus Accedunt Trigonometria (1725) (Latin Edition) by John Keill, 2010-09-10
Euclid's Elements of Geometry, From the Latin Translation of Commandine. To Which Is Added, a Treatise of the Nature and Arithmetic of Logarithms; Likewise Another of the Elements of Plane and Spherical Trigonometry by Euclid, John Keill, et all 1754
Introductiones Ad Veram Physicam Et Veram Astronomiam: Quibus Accedunt Trigonometria (1739) (Latin Edition) by John Keill, 2010-09-10

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AUTHOR keill, john TITLE Introductio ad veram physicam seu Lectiones physicae URLhttp//gallica.bnf.fr/scripts/ConsultationTout.exe?O=n094954 SITE Gallica
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continens lib. III. K. * john keill, Introductio ad veram physicam seuLectiones physicae Msgr. Ronald Knox, Ulixes Penelopae. L. Walter
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Extractions: Note: Omitted from this list are works of specialized mathematical, medical and scientific works written in Latin by Englishmen (which are included in the full bibliography of online Neo-Latin texts). Translations of English works into Latin are likwise omitted. Items marked with an asterisk are only available as downloadable digitized photographic reproductions (usually in PDF format) Last updated Nov. 10, 2002 A William Ames, Demonstratio logicae verae B Sir Francis Bacon, Ten Samples of Latin
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E. EASTERN PART 077 Jones, Hull EASTERN PART 076 Jones, Paul EASTERN PART 075Jones, Robert EASTERN PART 073 keill, john EASTERN PART 078 Keyses, john F.
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Index To Bengal Marriages 1855-1864
Keighly, George, Harris, Maria, A, 1862, N1, 102, 61, keill, john, Ryan,Elizabeth, 1857, N1, 92, 837, Keily, Catherine, M, Wilcox, Edward, RC,1862, N1, 102, 635,
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Extractions: This page is part of the Family History in India website, which is designed to help people trace their European and Anglo-Indian family history in colonial India. This particular series of pages contains 14,898 names and is a complete transcription of the index to Bengal marriages for the period 1855-1864. The original records are held in the OIOC , the Oriental and India Office Collection of the British Library, and microfilm copies of the original records may be hired from the LDS . Information on using LDS microfilms, including the microfilm numbers required, is listed on this website under Using LDS Microfilms Small amounts of information may be copied for the purposes of family history research. The transcriptions for these pages were done by Chris and Mo Thomas of London in 2002. Chris and Mo have provided transcription notes which describe the transcription process and warn of potential sources of error. Return to Bengal Marriage Index main page Return to Church Records in India page Surname First Name Other Names Spouse Surname Spouse First Name Spouse Other Names Year Prefix Vol No Folio Notes Kaas I SM Rawlins Sarah Kages Rachael Waterfield Thomas Kaigley Rosey Kingsbury John Kain Louisa S Poulson Jonathan H Kain Margaret Quilter John K Kain Ellen B Poulson John A Kain Meese S Lindok Shree Kalberen Mary Edwards Edmund Reg Kalberer Louis Hurter Elizabeth Kali Charn Chatterjee Golaknath
Papers Of Sir Patrick Geddes At Strathclyde University Archives
1 ref Kegg, HF 1 ref Keigwin, Mr. 1 ref Keil Canal 1 ref keill, john 1 ref Keir,Dr. 1 ref Keir, Mrs. George 1 ref Keith, Arthur 1 ref Keith, Bayley
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XIV. John Locke: Bibliography. Vol. 8. The Age Of Dryden. The Cambridge History
1711. john keill Examination of Dr. Burnets Theory of the Earth. 1695.Introductio ad veram physicam. 1701. William King De Origine Mali.
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Taylor
home education was all that Brook enjoyed before entering St john s College Cambridgeon problems from letters he exchanged with Machin and keill beginning in
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Extractions: Died: 29 Dec 1731 in Somerset House, London, England Brook Taylor 's father was John Taylor and his mother was Olivia Tempest. John Taylor was the son of Natheniel Taylor who was recorder of Colchester and a member representing Bedfordshire in Oliver Cromwell's Assembly, while Olivia Tempest was the daughter of Sir John Tempest. Brook was, therefore, born into a family which was on the fringes of the nobility and certainly they were fairly wealthy. Taylor was brought up in a household where his father ruled as a strict disciplinarian, yet he was a man of culture with interests in painting and music. Although John Taylor had some negative influences on his son, he also had some positive ones, particularly giving his son a love of music and painting. Brook Taylor grew up not only to be an accomplished musician and painter, but he applied his mathematical skills to both these areas later in his life. As Taylor's family were well off they could afford to have private tutors for their son and in fact this home education was all that Brook enjoyed before entering St John's College Cambridge on 3 April 1703. By this time he had a good grounding in classics and mathematics. At Cambridge Taylor became highly involved with mathematics. He graduated with an LL.B. in 1709 but by this time he had already written his first important mathematics paper (in 1708) although it would not be published until 1714. We know something of the details of Taylor thoughts on various mathematical problems from letters he exchanged with Machin and Keill
Program Note
of Leibniz was not pursued, partly because of the formers religious excesses,but in 1708, another loyal follower of Newton, john keill (secretary of the
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Extractions: Sunday Times Magazine ranked him first, even above Shakespeare, Leonardo da Vinci, Charles Darwin and similar canonized stars. Among his crowning achievements were his research starting around 1670 on light and color (eventually published in 1704 in his book Opticks ), but he is best known for his enunciation of the laws of motion and of gravitation and their application to celestial mechanics as summarized in one of the greatest tomes in science, the Philosophiae naturalis principia mathematica, usually shortened to th Isaacus Neutonus Jeova sanctus unus ). His position as a fellow of Trinity College and Lucasian Professor of Mathematics at Cambridge (a chair now held by Stephen Hawking), his subsequent elevation to the important government rank of Master of the Mint, and conferment of a knighthood by Queen Anne all should have required open adherence to and even ordainment in the Anglican Church. Yet Newton managed to sidestep it throughout his adult life, with open defiance only surfacing in 1727 on his death at age 85 when he refused the last rites. Even that noncompliance did not prevent a state burial in Westminster Abbey nor the unveiling there in 1731 of a monument in just recognition of his towering contributions to science and of his services to England. If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of Giants th century.
Hexameral_Idiom
Other written contributions toward the Theory of the Earth included critical reviewslike john keill s Examination of the Theories of Burnet and Whiston, or
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Extractions: Catchwords and Synonyms 2. Participation "engaged other Theories in extensive debate" Reviews and refutations of Theories of the Earth 3. External attribution "were in turn widely regarded as 'Theories of the Earth' by later writers" Descartes, Werner, Cuvier Over 50 books (excluding articles) with titles containing the phrase "Theory of the Earth" (or its cognates) were published during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries (and after). The phrase came into prominent circulation with Thomas Burnet's Theory of the Earth (1684; the first English edition of
BROOK TAYLOR
Having studied mathematics under john Machin and john keill, he obtained in 1708a remarkable solution of the problem of the centre of oscillation, which
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Extractions: TAYLOR, BROOK In his essay on Linear Perspective (London, 1715) Taylor set forth the true principles of the art in an original and more general form than any of his predecessors; but the work suffered from the brevity and obscurity which affected most of his writings, and needed the elucidation bestowed on it in the treatises of Joshua Kirby (1754) and Daniel Fournier (1761). See Watt, Bibliotheca ; Hutton, Phil. and Math. Dictionary; Fbtis, Biog. des Musicians; Th. Thomson, Hist. of the R. Society, p. 302; Grant, Hist. Phys. Astronomy, p. 377; Marie, Hist. des Sciences, vii. p. 231; M. Cantor, Geschichte der Mathe tnatik. - BAYARD TAYLOR ISAAC TAYLOR
Mathematics At Balliol C17-18
john keill (16711721). john keill entered Balliol in 1694 and in 1712 he was electedSavilian Professor of Astronomy on the recommendation of Edmund Halley.
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Extractions: A nephew of James Gregory, inventor of the Gregorian telescope, David was a friend of Newton and one of the earliest proponents of his theories. It was Gregory's notes which formed the basis of MacLaurin's Treatise of practical geometry . He was appointed Savilian Professor of Astronomy in 1692. Gregory's main contributions were, like his uncle, in the areas of calculus and optics. Further information about Gregory John Keill entered Balliol in 1694 and in 1712 he was elected Savilian Professor of Astronomy on the recommendation of Edmund Halley. Keill's main contributions were in the area of mechanics and physics, and he is said to have given inspiring lectures and demonstrations. His Introductiones ad veram Physicam et veram Astronomiam was both an influential exposition of Newton's theories, and a defence of Newton's priority in developing calculus. Further information about Keill James Stirling was one of the very early holders of the Snell Exhibition at Balliol, matriculating in 1711. Whilst in Oxford he wrote his
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More by this author. keill, john, 16711721. Subjects. Astronomy Early worksto 1800. by author keill, john, 1671-1721. by title Introductio ad veram
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References For Keill
References for john keill. N Guicciardini, Johann Bernoulli, john keill and theinverse problem of central forces, Ann. of Sci. 52 (6) (1995), 537575.
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Extractions: A Guerrini, The Tory Newtonians: Gregory, Pitcairne, and their Circle, Journal of British Studies N Guicciardini, Johann Bernoulli, John Keill and the inverse problem of central forces, Ann. of Sci. R Schofield, Mechanism and Materialism (Princeton, 1969), 25-30, 42-44. Close this window or click this link to go back to Keill
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Credit Science Museum/Science Society Picture Library Keywords MathematicsMathematical Models, 18th Century keill, john Boxwood Trigonometry Mahogany
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AETAS 2002-2-3 Kövesligethy Radó, Jókai Mór és Az Androméda-köd 18
VIII, Sec. II, cI 132. 96 Például DH (Daniel Hartnack) Sternkündigung. Lipcse,1680. 97 keill, john Introductio ad veram astronomiam. Oxford, 1718. 60.
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Extractions: Kövesligethy és az Androméda-köd 1885-ben Budapesti Hirlap ) és 6-án ( Pesti Hirlap Astronomische Nachrichten Mivel ez csak szeptember 5-én jelent meg, a csillagásztársadalom a Dun Echt Circular még Magyarországon is! Kövesligethy és az Androméda-köd 1886-ban 1886-ból az alábbiakat lehet olvasni: h m . Andromeda köd. A köd magva igen éles határokkal bir s ennél fogva élesen válik ki a köd anyagából. A köd csúcsai megröviditvék, ugyhogy a kiterjedés a szokottnak 0.7-ét teszi. A régi sürüsödés délnyugati részében egy apró fénypont látszik, mely azonban még nem csillagalaku. A spektroskopban a köd. a sürüsödés és az uj mag spektruma látszik, s mind három folytonos. Az uj mag spektruma a legintenzivebb. Szept. 27. 9 h m Szept. 29. 10 h m Szept. 30. 9 h m még nem csillagalaku Astronomische Nachrichten hasábjain keresztül. A hazai közvéleményt Bártfay József tudósította, saját felfedezésének tüntetve fel a dolgot. A nemzetközi reakció még rosszabb volt, gyakorlatilag teljes elutasítás. Kövesligethy megkísérelte igazának megvédését egy újabb cikkben, s így már a periodicitás is bevonult a csillagászati legendák közé. Pigott hatását jól mutatja, hogy míg Lalande
Controversia
Translate this page Em 1708 john keill (1671-1721) afirmou que todas as dúvidas que existiam sobrea prioridade da invenção eram consequência da aritmética das fluxões
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Extractions: No início Newton (1642-1727) e Leibniz (1642-1716) mantinham relações cordiais e na correspondência trocada com amigos comuns elogiavam-se mutuamente referindo-se aos seus métodos como distintos e admiráveis. Como se pode constatar na carta de Leibniz a Oldenburg de 27 de Agosto de 1676: "(...) Os descobrimentos de Newton são dignos do seu génio. (...) O seu método para determinar as raízes das equações e as áreas das figuras, mediante séries infinitas, difere totalmente do meu. É realmente de admirar a variedade de caminhos pelos quais se pode chegar ao mesmo resultado (...)" (Leibniz, cit in Babini, 1977, pp. 16,17) No entanto, as gentilezas não se mantiveram e já no final desta mesma carta Leibniz expôs o seu método de forma que Newton consideraria agressiva. Esta atitude desgostou Newton que em 24 de Outubro de 1676 respondeu a Leibniz através de Oldenburg da seguinte forma: " (...) mas a carta do ilustríssimo Leibniz merecia da minha parte uma resposta ampla. Nestas circunstâncias preferi ser mais extenso, pois pensei que não devia interromper com excessiva frequência as vossas tarefas, habitualmente mais agradáveis, com este tipo de escritos bem mais graves. " (Newton, cit in Babini, 1977,p. 31)
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john keill (16711721) was born here and was a student of David Gregoryhere. In 1691, David was elected Savilian Professor of Astronomy.
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Extractions: The British Society for the History of Mathematics HOME About BSHM BSHM Council Join BSHM ... Search Main Gazetteer A B C D ... Z Written by David Singmaster (zingmast@sbu.ac.uk ). Links to relevant external websites are being added occasionally to this gazetteer but the BSHM has no control over the availability or contents of these links. Please inform the BSHM Webster (A.Mann@gre.ac.uk) of any broken links. [When the gazetteer was edited for serial publication in the BSHM Newsletter, references were omitted since the bibliography was too substantial to be included. Publication on the web permits references to be included for material now being added to the website, but they are still absent from material originally prepared for the Newsletter - TM, August 2002] Return to the top. Has a memorial tablet to John Dalton (1766-1844) who was born here and started a school when he was 12.
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Translate this page Irving (1027*) Karaji, Abu al (1789) Karkhi al (1789) Kármán, Theodore von (202*)Karp, Carol (605*) Kashi, Ghiyath al (1725*) keill, john (207) Kellogg
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and Bobby johnson; nieces, Lisa Bickford and Linda Bennett; many great nieces andnephews including john Lashna of keill DAVID ROSS keill, 68, passed away Oct.
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Extractions: LARRY FRANCIS CADLE, 63 and a resident of Aransas Pass, Texas, passed away Oct. 3, 2003. He was born Dec. 24, 1939 in Torington, Wyoming to Joe and Alma Cadle. He had worked as a crewmember in the shipping industry. He is survived by one son, Tommy Cadle and a brother, Caylen Cadle of Torington, Wyoming. Private family services were held. ALICE MONETTE NETTIE KITCHENS, 82, a resident of Rockport, Texas for over 30 years, passed away Oct. 6, 2003 in Rockport. She was born Sept. 27, 1911 in Milano, Texas to Thorton and Alice Ruth Warren. She was preceded in death by her husband, James Malcolm Kitchens in 1994 and her daughter, Vivian Maxine Drew in 2000. She is survived by her son, Malcolm Kitchens of Rockport; three half sisters, Laverne and Marjorie Erwin of San Antonio and Marie Erwin of Port Aransas; six grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Graveside services were conducted at Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery, San Antonio, Texas on Oct. 13.
Sports: Seminole Advances With Shutout Of PHU
SEMINOLE Phillip Weylie and Shawn keill scattered four hits over seven shutoutinnings, as Seminole beat They dominated, Palm Harbor coach john Vigue said.
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Extractions: SEMINOLE - Phillip Weylie and Shawn Keill scattered four hits over seven shutout innings, as Seminole beat Palm Harbor University 8-0 in the Class 5A playoffs. "They dominated," Palm Harbor coach John Vigue said. "They threw strikes and attacked the zone. Even when they got behind in the count, they made quality pitches that our guys weren't able to do anything with. It was up and down our lineup." The visiting Hurricanes never posed a threat, as Warhawks coach Scott Miller got his 101st win in four seasons. "It's not a personal thing," Miller said. "The wins are a byproduct of the kids that we have in this program. We teach them and drill them as best we can, but you got to have the kids to get to that plateau in four years."

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