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Guidobaldo del Monte e Piero della Francesca: raffronti prospettici

, 2013
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Court mathematicians, Rosicrucians, and engineering experts : The German translation of Guidobaldo del Monte’s Mechanicorum liber by Daniel Mögling (1629)

, 2013
14.1 Introduction14.2 The Translation of Guidobaldo’s Treatise in the Context of Daniel Mögling’s Career14.3 Technological Innovation and Proponents of Protestant Reform14.4 Mechanical Theory and Contemporary Engineering ...
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A Glimpse at a Challenging Research Agenda: Galileo to Guidobaldo del Monte in 1602

Boston Studies in the Philosophy and History of Science, 2019
In November 1602, Galileo wrote a letter to his friend and patron Guidobaldo del Monte in which he outlined his current work. This letter has received particular attention as it provides the first explicit evidence that Galileo had returned to the question of the fall of heavy bodies along inclined planes, which he had already addressed in the 1590s ...
Buttner Jochen, Jochen Buttner
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Working Machines and Noble Mechanics: Guidobaldo del Monte and the Translation of Knowledge

Isis, 2000
Three years after Guidobaldo del Monte, marchese of Montebaroccio, published his Mechanicorum liber (1577), Count Giulio Savorgnano, a military engineer and general of Venetian artillery, had the work translated into Italian. An analysis of the process of this literal translation under the auspices of an engineer reveals a series of intellectual and ...
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Del Monte, Guidobaldo

2019
Maarten Van Dyck, Van Dyck Maarten
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Monte, Guidobaldo, Marchese del

2002
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Monte, Guidobaldo del (1545–1607)

2003
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Il Mechanicorum Liber di Guidobaldo del Monte : esperienze, geometria e rappresentazioni di macchine

Physis : rivista internazionale di storia della scienza : LVIII, 1, 2023, 2023
In the sixteenth century we witness a large circulation of the vernacular translation of Vitruvius’ De architectura and of treatises on Greek mechanics. In this period, the technicians begin to pay attention to the utility of the geometrical principles to design buildings and machines. In this context Guidobaldo del Monte writes the Mechanicorum Liber.
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