Humphry Ditton

British mathematician and theologian (1675-1715)

Born	1675
Died	1715

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A discourse concerning the Resurrection of Jesus Christ: in three parts ... : together with an appendix concerning the impossible production of thought, from matter and motion ; the nature of human souls, and of brutes ; the anima mundi, and the hypothesis of the to pan ; as also, concerning Divine Providence, the origin of evil, and the universe in general

by Humphry Ditton First published in 1712 — 5 editions
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An institution of fluxions: containing the first principles, the operations, with some of the uses and applications of that admirable method; according to the scheme prefix'd to his tract of quadratures, by (its first inventor) the incomparable Sir Isaac Newton.

by Humphry Ditton First published in 1705 — 4 editions

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The general laws of nature and motion: with their application to mechanicks : also the doctrine of centripetal forces and velocities of bodies describing any of the conick sections : being a part of the great Mr. Newton's principles

by Humphry Ditton First published in 1705 — 3 editions

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A treatise of perspective demonstrative and practical: Illustrated with copper cutts

by Humphry Ditton First published in 1712 — 3 editions

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A Discourse Concerning the Resurrection of Jesus Christ: In Three Parts. ... By Humphry Ditton, ...

by Humphry Ditton First published in 1714 — 1 edition
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The new law of fluids: or, a discourse concerning the ascent of liquors, in exact geometrical figures, between two nearly contiguous surfaces To which is added The true state of the case about matter's thinking: ... By Humphry Ditton, ...

by Humphry Ditton First published in 1714 — 1 edition

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The new law of fluids, or, A discourse concerning the ascent of liquors: in exact geometrical figures between two nearly contiguous surfaces : to which is added the true state of the case about matter's thinking : wherein it is shewn how very near that controversy now is to a full and compleat decision

by Humphry Ditton First published in 1969 — 1 edition

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The new law of fluids, or, A discourse concerning the ascent of liquors, in exact geometrical figures between two nearly contiguous surfaces: to which is added the True state of the case about matter's thinking, wherein it is shewn, how very near that controversey now is, to a full and compleat decision

by Humphry Ditton First published in 1714 — 1 edition

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A new method for discovering the longitude both at sea and land: humbly proposed to the consideration of the publick

by William Whiston and Humphry Ditton First published in 1714 — 1 edition

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British mathematician and theologian (1675-1715)

Born	1675
Died	1715

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OLID: OL1172061A
ISNI: 0000000083443368
Library of Congress Names: n86827673
VIAF: 66820604
Wikidata: Q1637291
Inventaire.io: wd:Q1637291

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