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Galileo in Rome: The Rise and Fall of a Troublesome Genius.(Brief Article)(Book Review)
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December 20, 2003
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WILLIAM R. SHEA AND MARIANO ARTIGAS
Almost everyone is familiar with the 1633 Inquisition in Rome of Galileo, during which the Catholic Church condemned him for teaching that Earth is in motion and revolves around the sun. Shea and Artigas look beyond that event to reveal that Galileo made six long visits to Rome during his lifetime to meet with high-ranking members of the Church, as well as leading scientific and literary figures, in an effort to become known and accepted. The authors focus on Galileo's thinking and stage of life during each of these journeys. Shea and ...
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