The phenomena and order of the solar system (1843)
Nichol, J. P. (John Pringle), 1804-1859 · New York : Dayton & Newman · leaf 91
e truths it revealed, and whichtherelore will always be accounted famous. The mode by which Tycho and Kepler became ac-quainted and associated, is well deserving of commemora-tion. After his disgraceful expulsion from Denmark,Tycho received a work from an unknown young man,having the title of… … THE PHANTASY OF <X GREAT WAN JOHN KEPLER. 71 exhibiting a thirst after truth, not the less conspicuous thatits author had wholly missed it; together with the mostunwearied perseverance. For instance, it was a leadingaim of the treatise, to explain why the planets were onlysix in number: and why…
Solar system
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