- Niccolò
Cabeo, SJ (also
known as
Nicolaus Cabeus;
February 26, 1586 – June 30, 1650) was an
Italian Jesuit philosopher, theologian,
engineer and mathematician...
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magnet the
Earth (De Magnete)
published in 1600 and of the
Jesuit Niccolo Cabeo's Philosophia Magnetica (1629). He does not
explicitly acknowledge any anti****tion...
- particular,
Garzoni is
referred to as an
expert in
magnetism by Niccolò
Cabeo,
whose Philosophia Magnetica (1629) is just a re-adjustment of Garzoni's...
- work
Almagestum Novum by
Giovanni Riccioli, who
named it
after Niccolò
Cabeo. However, the
position of the
Cabeus crater was in the
location later ****igned...
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Provincia Veneta by
Giuseppe Biancani, and
represented later by Niccolò
Cabeo, Niccolò Zucchi,
Giovanni Battista Riccioli and
Francesco Maria Grimaldi...
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School or
tradition Aristotelianism Notable students Mario Bettinus Niccolò
Cabeo Giovanni Battista Riccioli Influenced Christoforo Borri Bernhardus Varenius...
- particular,
Garzoni is
referred to as an
expert in
magnetism by Niccolò
Cabeo,
whose Philosophia Magnetica (1629) is just a re-adjustment of Garzoni's...
- 28 – Jean Rotrou,
French poet and
tragedian (b. 1609) June 30 – Niccolò
Cabeo,
Italian Jesuit writer,
theologian (b. 1586) July 2 –
Marion Delorme, French...
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terella and
measuring the
effect on declinations. A
Jesuit monk, Niccolò
Cabeo,
later took a leaf from Gilbert's book and
showed that, if the topography...
- 42°08′W / 85.33°S 42.13°W / -85.33; -42.13 (Cabeus) 100.58 1935 Niccolò
Cabeo (1586–1650)
WGPSN Cailleux 60°25′S 153°30′E / 60.41°S 153.5°E / -60.41;...
