Notebook of Richard Bentley, after 1704.

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Notebook of Richard Bentley, after 1704.

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It is conjecture that the author of this notebook is Richard Bentley ("R. Bentley" appears on the verso of the second flyleaf). The volume includes several essays including "Sanderson's Hydrostaticks," "De Microscopiis," "De Telescopiis," and "Demonstrations of the 6th Axiom in Dr. Isaak Newton's Opticks." There are also 8 pages of notes regarding mathematics.

1 bound volume, 21 cm., 54 pages.

Huntington Library, Art Collections & Botanical Gardens

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