De Vipercussionis, Et Motionibus Naturalibus a Gravitate Pendentibus

De Vipercussionis, Et Motionibus Naturalibus a Gravitate Pendentibus, by Joh Alph Borelli, published in 1686, presents a physico-mathematical exploration of natural motions dependent on gravity. This work serves as a necessary introduction and illustration for understanding Borelli's larger treatise, "De Motu Animalium." Written in Latin, this volume delves into the mechanics of motion, offering insights into the scientific understanding of the late 17th century. Borelli's work is a valuable resource for those studying the history of science, mathematics, and early biomechanics. His meticulous approach and detailed analysis provide a foundational understanding of the principles governing movement and gravity, making this text an important contribution to the scientific literature of its time.

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