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Demonstration and Its Requirements in MS 27 materials contained in the manuscript, particularly topics of which knowledge is there presupposed. Some of this is contained in Vallius-Carbone’s ., some in Vallius’s . of 1622, materials similar to those cited in previous chapters. There are also passages from other sources, including professors

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Galileo’s New Sciences of Mechanics and Local Motioncience. That probably explains why, after the humiliating defeat he had suffered at the hands of Urban VIII, he returned to his earlier interests and resumed work on the manuscript that was to become the ..

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Epiloguew sense observation of the phases of the moon, carefully analyzed, can yield apodictic knowledge that a remote object like the moon is a sphere, one would have no difficulty assenting to the startling explanations Galileo gave for what he had seen through his telescope: mountains on that moon, other

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230359086w sense observation of the phases of the moon, carefully analyzed, can yield apodictic knowledge that a remote object like the moon is a sphere, one would have no difficulty assenting to the startling explanations Galileo gave for what he had seen through his telescope: mountains on that moon, other

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-23524-7w science he is generally credited with founding as the “Father of Modern Science.” Such an implication appears uncontroversial, and yet, as intimated in the preface, it could raise concern among historians and philosophers working in the field of Galileo studies. On this account it seems well to ad