Titlebook: Nicolaus Steno; Biography and Origin Troels Kardel,Paul Maquet Book 20131st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013 17th century sci

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,Steno’s Scientific Life in a Nutshell (1638–1677),. His father died in 1645, and the workshop was carried on by the successive husbands of his mother. In 1656 Stensen graduated from the School of Our Lady and began studying science at Copenhagen University under the famous Thomas Bartholin. From Stensen’s time as a student here, we have a most inte

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1 Childhood and Youth in Copenhagen 1638-1659rs in the heart of Europe. That brought mercenaries of the Emperor’s Marshal Wallenstein even to the northern part of Denmark on the peninsula of Jutland in a victorious push of the Catholic League. The counterthrust of the Swedish King Gustav Adolf and the rough bravery of his army indeed drove awa

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3 In Paris and France 1664-1665his country disappeared. Since on the next day, the heirs of Anna Stichman (Jakob Kitzerow and Niels Stensen), were paid 300 rigsdaler, Niels might have decided to again take up his study travels in the first days of that autumn, if not earlier, to ensure the possibility of a life as a researcher ab

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5 Researcher and Convert in Italy 1667 we find him on journeys to Lucca, Livorno and Rome. In the most bristling correspondence with erudite friends, he experienced the final break-up of the Accademia del Cimento. In addition he lived through a difficult conflict between his old and his new faith, an unwavering study of the Catholic rel

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6 The Geological Dissertation the Prodromus on a Solid within a Solid in Italy 1668tely afterwards he received the order from King Frederik III to return to Denmark and soon after, the chamberlain of the Grand Duke, Bruno della Molara, communicated to Stensen the court’s intention to depart on Sunday after lunch for its usual winter move to Pisa, adding that this could be discusse

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7 The Great Travel 1668-1670nsen looks forward to travelling back to Denmark soon after finishing the manuscript (the first censorship stems from August 30, 1668). He remained in Florence until November, and thereafter he travelled south. Not until in January 1669 did he begin slowly to move north. He took his time in Northern

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10 Educator and Priest in Florence 1675-1677and, as educator of the Crown Prince, may have been attributed well-furnished lodging in the Palazzo Pitti. Teaching soon began, since Stensen excuses himself to Viviani for not having visited him yet and he adds: “I have the instruction to begin tomorrow at 18 o’clock my service to his Serene Highn

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