Category: History - American
chronogram desired. Literally, "sit planetis" means "May he be eternal ruler _by_ [or _through_] favor of the planets," while "sit planetarum" is to be translated "May he be eternal ruler _of_ the planets." Father Winters considered both versions somewhat overexaggerated and p...
In this strange association of inorganic salts with human temperaments, the role of iron phosphate as a producer of courage is particularly interesting. What would a modern phil...
1. letter I or M, which would have disturbed the formation of thechronogram desired. Literally, "sit planetis" means "May he be eternal ruler _by_ [or _through_] favor of the planets," while "sit planetarum" is to be translated "May he be ete...
4. part 2, pp. 503-564.[84] W. H. BURGER, "The Measurement of the Flexure of Pendulum Supports with the Interferometer," _Report of the Superintendent of the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey for 1909-10...
3. part 2 (Paris: Gauthier-Villars, 1891). Important secondary[2] Galileo Galilei's principal statements concerning the pendulum occur in his _Discourses Concerning Two New Sciences_, transl. from Italian and Latin into English by Henry Cr...