Isaacus Newtonus (Latin Wikipedia)

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Cfr. Henriot (Martii 1820). "De cometa qui, anno 1819, ipsis improvisus astronomis, apparuit.". The classical journal 21 : "Heu! mentes hominum nunc degener educat aetas. / Ipsa, suis quondam Newtonibus inclyta, quondam / praescia fatorum, divinae praescia legis ..."

Isaacus Newtonus apud Christianum Hugenium, Cosmotheoros liber 2 Boulliau Biography, in "Isaacus Neutonus": [1]. "Js. Newton" sub titulo Principiorum mathematicorum anni 1687: vide imaginem.
"By many to be the greatest and most influential scientist who ever lived." Burt, Daniel S. (2001). The biography book: a reader's guide to nonfiction, fictional, and film biographies of more than 500 of the most fascinating individuals of all time. Greenwood Publishing Group. p. 315. ISBN 1-573-56256-4 , Pars paginae 315.

Newton, -onis apud Eulerum. Cfr. "Quod ad posteriorem qusstionem attinet, unde Astronomia maxima adepta est incrementa, ea a primo inventore Newtone simul eo usque perfecta esse videtur ...", verba memorata ab Andreas Verdun (Septembri 2013). "Leonhard Euler's early lunar theories 1725–1752: Part 2: developing the methods, 1730–1744". Archive for History of Exact Sciences 67 (5): 477-551 .

Cfr. De Guevara, Andrea (1833). Institutionum elementarium philosophiae ad usum studiosae juventutis. Matriti: Typographia Regia. p. 60 , "Unde non tam urberes philosophia collegit fructus, quam polliceri sibi poterat a viris tam excelso donatis ingenio; qui si quarto post saeculo vixissent, cum Cartesiis, et Newtonibus fortunatius adlaborassent in aedificio scientiarum ad sublimitationis apicem elevando."

Isaacus Newtonus apud Christianum Hugenium, Cosmotheoros liber 2 Boulliau Biography, in "Isaacus Neutonus": [1]. "Js. Newton" sub titulo Principiorum mathematicorum anni 1687: vide imaginem.