- TaylorB/B
- Series
- 1710–1730 (Circa)
Part of Papers of Brook Taylor
Part of Papers of Brook Taylor
Part of Papers of Brook Taylor
Divided into 28 paragraphs.
Mathematical notes including propositions, theorems, problems, calculations, and diagrams
Part of Papers of Brook Taylor
Latin and English. Some of the material is not in Taylor's hand. Includes notes on the extraction of roots, 'Of lines divided harmonically', 'Domini Keil ... solutio problematis Kepleriani' (1 Oct. 1712), and a note dated 10 March 1712/13 recording an experiment on vibrations in a string.
'Statuta legenda in admissione inceptorum in jure civili, ad quorum observationem singuli tenentur'
Part of Papers of Brook Taylor
A passage at the end is dated 'Ex decret. academ. Jun. 1684'. Taylor graduated LLB in 1709.
'A second letter from a merchant in Amsterdam, to his correspondent in London'
Part of Papers of Brook Taylor
Unsigned. Regarding trade.
Autograph draft letter signed from Taylor to John Machin
Part of Papers of Brook Taylor
Sets out 'Taylor's theorem'.
Part of Papers of Brook Taylor
Notebook containing mathematical notes in English and Latin, with diagrams and calculations
Part of Papers of Brook Taylor
In vellum binding with ties. Some loose paper discs, some bearing letters and numbers, are enclosed.
Commonplace book in English, Latin and French
Part of Papers of Brook Taylor
Contains notes on English law, mathematics and theology. The mathematical material includes notes on fluxions, statics, attraction, ratios, oscillation, and refraction, dated 1712. Also contains some 19th-century notes. In vellum binding with ties.
Notebook containing notes on music
Part of Papers of Brook Taylor
In two parts, labelled '1st' and '2d'. Includes 'Of the nature of sound and of musical relations', 'Of the notation used in music to express the several notes', 'Of harmony', and 'Of the consecution of chords in original harmony'.