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Ismael boulliau biography books

          An early Copernican and Keplerian, Ismaël Boulliau was the most noted astronomer of his generation.

          Principal works.!

          Boulliau, Ismael

          1. Dates
          Born: Loudun, 1605
          Died: France, 1694
          Dateinfo: Dates Certain
          Lifespan: 89
          2.

          Father

          Occupation: Lawyer
          The father was a notary in Loudun.
          No information on financial status.

          Ismael Boulliau, a French astronomer and correspondent, was born Sep. 28, In an age before the existence of scientific societies and their journals.

          3. Nationality
          Birth: France
          Career: France
          Death: France
          4. Education
          Schooling: Paris, Poitiers
          Early studies were in the humanities at Loudun, then philosophy, probably at Paris, and law, possibly at Poitiers.

          No mention of a degree.

          5.

          “An early Copernican and Keplerian, Ismael Boulliau was the most noted astronomer of his generation.

          Religion

          Affiliation: Born a Calvinist, converted to Catholicism at 21.
          6. Scientific Disciplines
          Primary: Astronomy, Mathematics, Optics
          Subordinate: Astrology.
          7.

          Means of Support

          Primary: Patronage
          Secondary: Church Living.
          1630, became a priest.

          Summary: Ismael Boulliau or Bullialdus was a French clergyman and amateur mathematician who proposed an inverse square law for gravitation before Newton.

        1. Paperback.
        2. Principal works.
        3. Ismael Boulliau, a French astronomer and correspondent, was born Sep. 28, In an age before the existence of scientific societies and their journals.
        4. “An early Copernican and Keplerian, Ismael Boulliau was the most noted astronomer of his generation.
        5. Was for a short time vicar to Urbain Grandier, and helped direct the parish of Saint-Pierre du Marche (Loudun).

          1633-6, settled in Paris, means of support unknown.
          1636, librarian of the Hotel de Thou