Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London: Vol 8, No 97

Letter

An extract of Mr. Isaac Newton's letter, written to the published from Cambridge April 3.1673. concerning the number of colors, and the necessity of mixing them all for the production of white ; as also touching the cause why a picture cast by glasses into a darkned room appears so distinct notwithstanding its irregular refraction: (which letter, being an immediat answer to that from Paris, printed no. 96. p. 6086. of these tracts, should also, if it had not been mis-laid, have immediately followed the

Isaac Newton

Published:01 January 1673Page(s): 6108-6112

https://doi.org/10.1098/rstl.1673.0041

Letter

A letter of the Honorable Robert Boyle of Sept. 13. 1673. to the publisher, concerning amber greece, and its being a vegetable production.

Robert Boyle

Published:01 January 1673Page(s): 6113-6115

https://doi.org/10.1098/rstl.1673.0042

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Follows the extract it self out of a Dutch journal, belonging to the Dutch East Indian Company

Published:01 January 1673Page(s): 6115-6115

https://doi.org/10.1098/rstl.1673.0043

Article

The figures of some of Mr. Leewenhoecks microscopical observations, formerly publish't (in numb. 94. p. 6037. 6038.) together with their explication

Antoni Van Leeuwenhoek

Published:01 January 1673Page(s): 6116-6118

https://doi.org/10.1098/rstl.1673.0044

Article

Excerpta ex epistolis non-nullis, ultrò citróque ab illustrissimis viris, slusio & hugenio, ad editorem scriptis, de samigerato albazeni problemate circa punctum reflexionis in speculis cavis aut convexis; & primò quidem ex prima hugenii, 26 Junii 1669. scripta:

Published:01 January 1673Page(s): 6119-6126

https://doi.org/10.1098/rstl.1673.0045

Book review

An account of four books. I. Tracts, consisting of observations about the saltness of the sea: An account of a statical hygroscope and its uses; together with an appendix about the force of the air's moisture: And a fragment about the natural and preternatural state of bodies: By the Honorable R. Boyle. To all which is premised, a sceptical dialogue about the positive or privative nature of cold: By a Member of the R. Society. London, 1673. in 8°. - II. Principia & problemata aliquot geometrica, an

Published:01 January 1673Page(s): 6127-6138

https://doi.org/10.1098/rstl.1673.0046

Errata

Published:01 January 1673Page(s): 6138-6138

https://doi.org/10.1098/rstl.1673.0047

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A letter of the Honorable Robert Boyle of Sept. 13. 1673. to the publisher, concerning amber greece, and its being a vegetable production.

Follows the extract it self out of a Dutch journal, belonging to the Dutch East Indian Company

The figures of some of Mr. Leewenhoecks microscopical observations, formerly publish't (in numb. 94. p. 6037. 6038.) together with their explication

Excerpta ex epistolis non-nullis, ultrò citróque ab illustrissimis viris, slusio & hugenio, ad editorem scriptis, de samigerato albazeni problemate circa punctum reflexionis in speculis cavis aut convexis; & primò quidem ex prima hugenii, 26 Junii 1669. scripta:

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A letter of the Honorable Robert Boyle of Sept. 13. 1673. to the publisher, concerning amber greece, and its being a vegetable production.

Follows the extract it self out of a Dutch journal, belonging to the Dutch East Indian Company

The figures of some of Mr. Leewenhoecks microscopical observations, formerly publish't (in numb. 94. p. 6037. 6038.) together with their explication

Excerpta ex epistolis non-nullis, ultrò citróque ab illustrissimis viris, slusio & hugenio, ad editorem scriptis, de samigerato albazeni problemate circa punctum reflexionis in speculis cavis aut convexis; & primò quidem ex prima hugenii, 26 Junii 1669. scripta:

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