Origin of Discoveries Attributed to the Moderns
Origine des découvertes attribuées aux modernes
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Modern science is not as new as we think. Louis Dutens demonstrates that the greatest breakthroughs of the Enlightenment were actually rediscovered from the forgotten texts of the Greeks and Romans.
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