Fahie, J. J. (John Joseph), 1846-1934 · London, J. Murray · leaf 27
his son one of the forty free foundations fornecessitous students attached to the University, but neither then, norat the end of the third year, when the request was renewed, was thefavour granted, 2 In the first volume of Favaros edition of Galileos works, thereare many pages of Juvenilia, or… … Supposed Birthplace of Galileo, in Pisa. i To face p. 4. 1589] BIRTH OF THE PENDULUM 9 by heart; to understand him was a secondary con-sideration ; to contradict him was a blasphemy.Galileo, however, would try to understand, and oftendared to contradict, and thus arose that feeling ofhostility…
