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1 |
Applied mathematics in Boscovich’s papers |
Modern (17th to 19th centuries) |
Mathematics |
History of Science |
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2 |
Athanasius Kircher S.I.: A German Jesuit’s Almost Involuntary Expatriation to Rome |
Modern (17th to 19th centuries) |
Other Disciplines |
History of Science |
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3 |
Athanasius Rhetor: a Greek in Paris, a priest in alchemy |
Modern (17th to 19th centuries) |
Chemistry |
History of Science |
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4 |
Boscovich as Mathematician and his Italian Pupils, by Luigi Pepe |
Modern (17th to 19th centuries) |
Mathematics |
History of Science |
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5 |
Boscovich’s North Italian Predecessors and his Followers in Ljubljana |
Modern (17th to 19th centuries) |
Physics |
History of Science |
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6 |
Christian astronomy against the heathen: Remarks on Jacobo Fenicio's "Livro da Seita" (c. 1609) |
Modern (17th to 19th centuries) |
Astronomy and Astrophysics |
History of Science |
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7 |
Christopher Holywood (aka John Geraldine)(1559 - 1626): An Irish scientist in the Ptolemaic mould in the age of Galileo. |
Middle Ages and Renaissance |
Astronomy and Astrophysics |
History of Science |
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8 |
From a Chinese reading cabinet to the Paris Academy: an eighteenth-century French Jesuit’s translation concerning some “curious” Chinese craft knowledge |
Modern (17th to 19th centuries) |
Other Disciplines |
Science and Society |
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9 |
From Boscovich to Faraday |
Modern (17th to 19th centuries) |
Physics |
History of Science |
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10 |
Joseph Liesganig – astronomer by education, passionate surveyor in Austrian-Hungarian Empire |
Modern (17th to 19th centuries) |
Other Disciplines |
History of Technology |
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11 |
Les recherches de Jai Singh II (1688-1743) sur l’astronomie non classique (siddhāntas), d’après des lettres et manuscrits conservés à Lisbonne, Goa et Jaipur |
Modern (17th to 19th centuries) |
Astronomy and Astrophysics |
History of Science |
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12 |
Mathematical Course for the education of the Gentlemen Cadets of the Royal Military College of Artillery of Segovia |
Modern (17th to 19th centuries) |
Mathematics |
History and Didactics of Science |
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13 |
Reverse-engineering of enamel in China: Jesuit science and Chinese technology |
Modern (17th to 19th centuries) |
Other Disciplines |
Science and Technology |
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14 |
Scientific Cosmopolitanism in Boscovich’s Collected Works and Correspondence |
Modern (17th to 19th centuries) |
Physics |
History of Science |
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15 |
The art of fortifying and the mathematical instruments: tradition and innovation in the training of military engineers in the seventeenth century in Portugal |
Modern (17th to 19th centuries) |
Mathematics |
Other Categories |
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16 |
The Mathematical Courses of Tomàs Cerdà in Eighteenth Century Spain |
Modern (17th to 19th centuries) |
Mathematics |
History of Science |
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17 |
The physicalization of mathematics at Jesuit Colleges following the Ratio Studiorum (1599) |
Middle Ages and Renaissance |
Mathematics, Physics |
History of Science |
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18 |
The problem of inertia in the work of Leopold Biwald |
Modern (17th to 19th centuries) |
Physics |
History of Science |
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19 |
The Reception of Boscovich's Natural Philosophy at Croatian Philosophical Schools from 1770 to 1834 |
Modern (17th to 19th centuries) |
Physics |
History of Science |
