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Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica

Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica

by Isaac Newton

Isaacus Newtonus philosophiam naturalem more mathematico tractat, principia geometrica ad motus et vires corporum applicans. Mechanicam rationalem a practica distinguit, geometriam ipsam fundamentum esse docens quo naturae leges accurate mensurentur ac demonstrentur.

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1687
Latest release
Oct 12, 2026
Pages
473
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A4 (210 × 297 mm)
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Table of Contents

  1. Mathematica
  2. Imprimatur
  3. Societati Regali
  4. Præfatio
  5. D. ISAACI NEWTONI
  6. Definitiones
  7. Leges Motus
  8. Sect. I.
  9. Sect. II. De Inventione Virium Centripetarum
  10. Sect. III. De motu Corporum in Conicis Sectionibus excentricis
  11. Sect. IV. De Inventione Orbium Ellipticorum, Parabolicorum & Hyperbolicorum ex umbilico dato
  12. Sect. V.
  13. Sect. VI. Prop. XXX. Prob. XXII.
  14. Sect. VII.
  15. Sect. VIII.
  16. Sect. IX.
  17. Sect. X.
  18. Sect. XI.
  19. SECT. XII.
  20. Sect. XIII.
  21. Sect. XIV.
  22. Sect. I.
  23. Sect. II.
  24. Prop. XI. Theor. VIII.
  25. Sect. IV. De Corporum circulari Motu in Mediis resistentibus
  26. Sect. V. De Densitate & compressione Fluidorum, deque Hydrostatica.
  27. Sect. VI. De Motu & resistentia Corporum Funependulorum
  28. Sect. VII.
  29. Sect. VIII. De Motu per Fluida propagato
  30. Sect. IX.
  31. Finis