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Chymicorum in morem: Refraction, Matter Theory, and Secrecy in the Harriot-Kepler Correspondence (2012)

Goulding, Robert (Author)

Pages: 27--51

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Correspondence and corresponding Refraction Secrecy Matter theory Optics Physics 17th century Germany England Harriot, Thomas Kepler, Johannes

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