Dialogues Concerning Two New Sciences (Google eBook)

Galileo Galilei

Macmillan Company, 1914 - Mechanics - 300 pages

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Review: Dialogues Concerning Two New Sciences

User Review  - Tristan - Goodreads

Interesting, but pretty hard to read as the whole thing is in (translated) dialogue of the times.

Review: Dialogues Concerning Two New Sciences

User Review  - Brian Maicke - Goodreads

This is a great book to start with for those interested in the scientific classics. Written as a dialogue and in the vernacular rather than Latin, Dialogues is a much more accessible read than the ...

Contents

• Concerning the cause of cohesion Second Day: 109
• Second new science treating of motion movimenti locali: 153
• Naturally accelerated motion: 160
• IV: 187
• Violent motions Projectiles Fourth Day: 244
• V: 272
• Appendix theorems and demonstrations concerning the centers: 295

Bibliographic information

• Title: Dialogues Concerning Two New Sciences
• Author: Galileo Galilei
• Translated by: Henry Crew, Alfonso de Salvio
• Publisher: Macmillan Company, 1914
• Original from: the University of Michigan
• Digitized: Jan 27, 2009
• Length: 300 pages