Catalogue Entry: NATP00394
Letter from Newton to Henry Oldenburg, dated 11 [June] 1672
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[1] Ph. Trans. N. 88 p. 5084
[2] 1. Of the Practique part of Optiques.
[3] Of the Theoretique part.
[4] 2. Of the Theoretique part.
[5] 3. Of Mr Hooks Hypothesis, & that the most free & genuine constitution of that & all other mechanicall Hypotheses is conformable to my Doctrin.
[6] 4. Of Mr Hooks concessions, & their limitation to his Hypothesis.
[8] 6. The difficulties of Mr Hooks discourse abstracted from Hypotheses & considered more generally.
[9] 7. That the Ray is not split or any otherwise dilated.
[10] 8 That there are more than two originall colours.
[11] Obs 10 Microgr.
[12] 9. That whitenesse is a mixture of all colours.
[13] 10. That the Experimentum Crucis is such.
[14] 11. Some particulars recommended to further consideration.
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[16] 12. That the Science of Colours is most properly a Mathematicall Science.