- a
chapel on the Isle of Man
Keills Chapel,
Scotland Keil (disambiguation) This page
lists people with the
surname Keill. If an
internal link intending...
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Keills Chapel Keills Chapel Cross Grave slabs in
Keills Chapel "
Keills Chapel: Overview".
Gazetteer for Scotland.
Retrieved 27
December 2017. "
Keills...
- John
Keill FRS (1
December 1671 – 31
August 1721) was a
Scottish mathematician,
natural philosopher, and
cryptographer who was an
important defender of...
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James Keill (27
March 1673 – 16 July 1719) was a
Scottish physician, philosopher,
medical writer and translator. He was an
early proponent of mathematical...
- Barrow (professor)
William Clarke (mentor)
Benjamin Pulleyn (tutor) John
Keill (disciple)
William Stukeley (friend)
William Jones (friend)
Abraham de Moivre (friend)...
- and LL.D. in 1714.
Taylor studied mathematics under John
Machin and John
Keill,
leading to
Taylor obtaining a
solution to the
problem of "center of oscillation...
- Sel Armoniac, pp. 338–339.
English translation:
Nicolas Lémery with
James Keill, trans., A
Course of
Chymistry […], 3rd ed. (London, England:
Walter Kettilby...
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Eilean Mòr, Jura, in the
MacCormaig Isles (Scotland). Like the
Church of
Keills (Kilvickocharmick) on the
Scottish mainland, it may be ****ociated with Abbán...
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Herzog August Library in Wolfenbüttel,
Lower Saxony, in 1691. In 1708, John
Keill,
writing in the
journal of the
Royal Society and with Newton's presumed...
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version of E. E. Smith's
Lensman series. The
books tell of the
adventures of
Keill Randor, the last
survivor of his planet,
whose inhabitants are annihilated...
