Ngeorg agricola de re metallica pdf

Known as the father of mineralogy, he was born at glauchau in saxony. Ex libris royal college of physicians of edinburgh. Part i in 1556, the final work of the town doctor of chemnitz, a town in saxony, was published posthumously in basel in an edition lavishly illustrated with more than 200 excellent woodcuts. Agricola his real name was georg bauer was born in 1494 in. Published only after agricola s death in 1555, the book remained the primary source of mining engineering for 200 years. We know practically nothing of agricolas antecedents or his youth. Free kindle book and epub digitized and proofread by project gutenberg. He was friends with erasmus, who vigorously promoted. One of the most important scientific classics of all time, this 1556 work on mining was the first based on field research and observation and the methods of modern science. Georg agricola oder georgius agricola, latinisiert aus georg bauer 24. This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. But agricola was a teacher, philosopher and doctor as well as the worlds first industrial publicist. This site is like a library, use search box in the widget to get ebook that you want. Agricola his real name was georg bauer was born in 1494 in glauchau in saxony.

Pages can include considerable notesin pen or highlighterbut the notes cannot obscure the text. His real name was georg bauer peasant, and it was probably. That the appearance of this work was eagerly anticipated is evidenced by a letter from george fabricius to valentine hertel. Georgius agricola march 24, 1494 november 21, 1555 was a german scholar and scientist. This work is in the public domain in the united states of america. Url consultato il 14 gennaio 2006 archiviato dallurl originale il 3 maggio 2006. Courtesy of the burndy library, dibner institute for the history. Georgius agricola march 24, 1494 november 21, 1555 was a german scholar and scientist, known as the father of mineralogy.

W stommel gift 1994 a complete and unchanged reprint of the translation published by the mining magazine, london, in 1912. O livro continuou sendo o texto autoridade sobre a. The delay is thought to be due to the books many woodcuts. An exlibrary book and may have standard library stamps andor stickers. The book remained the authoritative text on mining for 180 years after. But he was known to his contemporaries and is known to history as georgius agricola. Basically all the shown equipment was current until few decades ago. This book is one of the most important and greatest scientific classics. Biringuccio was essentially a metalworker, and his book dealt with smelting, refining, and assay methods methods for determining the metal content of ores and covered metal casting, molding, core making, and the production of such commodities as cannons and castiron cannonballs.

Agricola presents his observations in 12 chapters, with more than a hundred woodcut illustrations. His work paved the way for further systematic study of the earth and of its rocks, minerals, and fossils. Georgius agricola, german scholar and scientist known as the father of mineralogy. The author was georg bauer, whose pen name was the latinized georgius agricola. The book was published in 1556 by georgius agricola. His real name was georg bauer peasant, and it was probably latinized by his teachers, as. Tudo aqui gira ao redor da literatura, seja ela nacional ou estrangeira. It was therefore the first book to offer detailed technical drawings to illustrate the various specialized. A schmids georg agrikolas btrmannus, p 14, freiberg, 1806. The work is a systematic, illustrated treatise on mining and extractive metallurgy. Agricola is the latinized version of his name, pawer bauer meaning farmer. He was the type of the learned humanist, the universal scholar of the renaissance.

999 466 350 1265 630 448 24 779 202 471 1204 726 1210 1153 1069 806 583 988 223 526 866 596 1502 1176 1290 266 699 1482 364 269 1075 1403 1556 753 649 1346 6 399 544 550 1120