Gassendi and l'Affaire Galilée of the Laws of Motion

in the lively discussions on galileo's laws of motion after the pisan's death, we observe what might be called a new "galilean affair." that is, a trial brought against his new science of motion mainly by french and italian jesuits with the substantial adherence of m. mersenne. this new trail was originated by gassendi's presentation of galileo's de motu not simply as a perfectly coherent doctrine, but also as a convincing argument in favor of the truth of copernicanism

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