Netherlands
Found in 10 Collections and/or Records:
A Perfect Accompt, Memorial, or Quotidian Record of the most considerable, materiall, and remarkable passages specially respecting and relative to the Public Commissions layd upon me, etc., as conservator of the privileges of the Scottish nation, etc., 1640-1654
"A Perfect Accompt, Memorial, or Quotidian Record of the most considerable, materiall, and remarkable passages specially respecting and relative to the Public Commissions layd upon me, etc., as conservator of the privileges of the Scottish nation, etc. in the Netherlands, from March 1640 till May 1654, observantly collected by me, Tho[mas] Cuningham". Chieftly manuscripts, with printed explication of the Thrissels Banner.
Catalogue of book[s] now in Holland, May 1693
List of 17 titles (partial cites only) in Latin and French, in an unnamed repository, concerning history, classical literature, and philosophical commentary, such as the "Dictionaire Critique de M. Bail".
Comparison of BoLA class II serotyping and 1D-IEF in a Dutch herd of Holstein-Fresians, 1990
Located in I.A.P.G.R-E.R.S. Staff Papers 1990. Part 2.
Copy of ‘A booke of records for the English Church in Delft’ by George Gibson and William Steven, 1836
Contains: Records, 1643-1724; a catalogue of such as were members at 1 Oct. 1645; a register of matrimonial, 1646-1696; a catalogue of the children's names that have been baptized, 1643-1723.
From General Assembly Library.
Folio C, c1680-c1708
Frequencies of BOLA Class I antigens in Dutch Friesian cattle in the Netherlands, 1990
Located in I.A.P.G.R-E.R.S. Staff Papers 1990. Part 1 and Index.
Index Chartarum in M.S. C. in folio, 1700
An index, in Gregory's hand, to the material he designated as Folio C.
Memoranda et observata in Batavia 1693 Maio, 17 May 1693
Observata et dicta apud D. Hugenium, 06 June 1693
Notes of a conversation in Holland with Christian Huygens, concerning an 'horologium' to show hours, months, years, and planetary positions. More general mention of the work of numerous other scientists: Notably, Huygens disputes the notion of John Bernoulli (James Bernoulli's younger brother) that the curve of an inflated sail is part-catenary and part-circle, and warns that Newton ought not to be 'deflected' into theology or chemistry.
Scheda D.G. de rotatione globi de percussione orta, 12 February 1695
David Gregory's solution to Sir Edmund Halley's problem, proposed during Gregory's composition of the "Tract on Fluxions", of finding the rotary motion in a sphere struck by another sphere. (Halley's solution is in Coll-33/Quarto A [7].) It is built on some basic lemmas and includes a reference (possibly after the date given) to proposition 40 of the "Tract on Fluxions".