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Collected Wisdom of the Early Modern Scholar

Part of the Archimedes Book Series (volume 64)

Editors: Roos, Anna Marie; Manning, Gideon

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-09722-5

ISBN: 978-3-031-09721-8

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Jan 2, 2023

1 - 10 of 16 Chapters

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Chapter 1Introduction

Manning, Gideon; Roos, Anna Marie

Pages: 1 –13

[It was during the summer of 2021, the summer of Mordechai Feingold’s seventieth birthday, that we shared the news that this Festschrift was being sent into production. Miraculously, the editors and contributors had managed to keep news of our work a secret. It was no small thing because Moti, as...
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Theology and the Arts Course in Tudor Oxford: An Unknown Treatise on Church Government by John Case

Serjeantson, Richard

Pages: 17 –42

[This chapter identifies a Latin manuscript treatise (Corpus Christi College, Oxford, MS 321, ff. 22–24) entitled Epistola quaedam ad reverendum praesulem conscripta adversus Baroistas (‘A letter to a reverend prelate written against the Barrowists’) as a late work of the Oxford philosopher and...
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From Natio to Corps (1575–1820): The Birth of a New Type of Student Association in the Netherlands

Dorsman, Leen

Pages: 43 –59

[Not a year goes by without another case of violent hazing in Dutch universities reported in the newspapers. It concerns one university, then another, but it hits the mark every year. University boards are trying to restrict the use of alcohol and implement rules on initiation rites, but not...
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Daniel Sennert and the University of Padua: Circulation of Medical Knowledge and Scholars Across the Confessional Divide in the Seventeenth Century

Omodeo, Pietro Daniel

Pages: 61 –78

[This paper analyses a set of correspondence between the representatives of the University of PaduaPadua, University of and Daniel Sennert (1572–1637), the renowned professor of medicine at WittenbergWittenberg, University of. Sennert was a great synthesizer, attempting not only to harmonize...
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Learning by Crib: Some Seventeenth-Century Oxford ‘Systems’

Poole, William

Pages: 79 –99

[This paper takes us back to seventeenth-century Oxford and the undergraduate Arts curriculum. Opening with a summary of how we know about the early modern Oxford Arts experience—from university statutes, printed books, catalogues, commonplace books, and annotated textbooks—the paper then focuses...
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Science in Trinity College Dublin in the Seventeenth Century

Boran, Elizabethanne

Pages: 101 –131

[This paper examines the teaching of science at Trinity College, Dublin in the seventeenth century. It focuses on three periods: from the foundation of the University of Dublin in 1592 to the 1641 rebellion; Cromwellian innovations of the 1650s; and the impact of the new science in the later...
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Planks from a Shipwreck: Belief and Evidence in Sixteenth-Century Histories

Popper, Nicholas S.

Pages: 135 –155

[This paper asks whether early modern fabulists believed their fabulous claims. Focusing on histories of the German people–many of which combine in almost equal measure something alluring, like a good story and philological acumen, and something absurd, like the least literal reading of the story...
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Galileo Among the Giants

Guerrini, Anita

Pages: 157 –180

[The second day of Galileo’s Discourses concerning Two New Sciences (1638) discusses size, shape, and scale. He argues that there are physical limits to the size and shape of an object, beyond which it must collapse of its own weight. In nature, an enormous giant – human or animal – would require...
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Galileo’s Fall of the Planets to the Copernican System of the World

Swerdlow, N. M.

Pages: 181 –191

[The First Day of Galileo’s Dialogue on the Two Great Systemsof the World is on the nature of the heavens and circular motion, in which the criticism of Aristotle and his followers is relentless, a refutation of the Aristotelian division between the celestial and terrestrial regions, the former...
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Descartes’ Experimental Journey Past the Prism and Through the Invisible World to the Rainbow

Buchwald, Jed Z.

Pages: 193 –227

[Some time ago during a course I was teaching at Caltech several students were puzzled by the differences between Descartes and Newton over prismatic colors. One afternoon a week or two later Moti and I were discussing a project we had in mind about Newton, when our conversation turned to the...

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