Part 2 / Book 6 — INDEX (continued 5)
Reading edition
Yue-tchang-che, Chinese writer, 3
Yule, Colonel Sir Henry (reviewer of Marco Polo’s Travels), 55
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Zaccaire—Zachaire—Zacharias—Denis (1510–1556), 553
Zaccaria, F. A., “Annali letterari ...,” “Storia della Elettricita ...”: Modena, 1762–1764.
Zach, Franz Xavier, Baron von, “Zach. Mon. Corr. ...,” “Allg. ... Geographische Ephemeriden,” 462
Zachary, Bishop of Rome (d. A.D. 752), 523
Zahn, F. Joannes (1641–1707), 8, 145–146.
His “Specula ...,” 3 Vols. 1696, gives a list of writers on the magnet.
Zakarīyā-Ibn-Muhammad Al-Kazwīnī, on Aerolites (Nuova scelta d’Opuscoli, 9to, ii, 333).
Zamboni, Giuseppe (1776–1846), 249, 257, 364, 388, 420, 447;
Resti-Ferrari, G., “Elettroscopio ... del Zamboni”; Girolamo Ferrari’s review of the five volumes of the “Corso elementare di fisica,” published by R. Gerbi: Pisa, 1823–1825.
Zamboni, G., and Fusinieri, A., “Sulla teoria ...”: Padova, 1834, 420
Zanon, Bartolomeo, “Intorno un punto ...”: Belluno, 1840, 257
Zanotii, Francesco Maria (1692–1777), 306, 308.
See Larcher.
Zantedeschi, Francesco (1797–1873), 183, 257, 298, 423, 426, 449.
See Romagnosi, G. D.,
also Giornale fisico-chimico; Annali di fisica: Padova, 1849–1850.
Zedler, Johann Heinrich (at Erasmus, R.), 512 (1706–1760);
“Grosses ... universal lexicon ...”
“Zeitschrift des Deutsch-Oesterreichischen Telegraphen-Vereins,” commenced in Berlin during 1854 and was continued in 1872 as “Annalen der Telegraphie ...”
Zeitschrift für Ægyptische Sprache und Alterthumskunde, 14
Zeitschrift für Angewandte Elektricitätslehre, edited by Carl, Ph., and Uppenborn, F., Jr.
Zeitschrift für mathematischen und naturw. ... von Hoffmann: Leipzig, 1870–1876.
Zeitschrift für physik und mathematik, edited by Ettinghausen, A. von, and Baumgartner, Andreas, 10 Vols. published at Wien, 1806–1832, 432, 476
Zeitschrift für physikalische chemie. See Ostwald, F. W.
Zeitschrift für populare mittheilungen ..., von Peters, C. A. F.: Altona, 1858–1869, 446
Zeller, Dr. Edward (1814–1908), “History of Greek Philosophy,” “Philosophie der Griechen,” 510, 511
Zend-Avesta (religious book of the Parsees), 541, 542
Zendrini, B. (at John Dalton), 308
Zenger, M. W. (Sc. Am. Suppl., p. 10915), 139
Zeno of Citium, founder of the Stoics, flourished in Cyprus during third century B.C., and is said to have lived 92 years, 543
Zeno of Elea, the adopted son of Parmenides, born about 500 B.C., 543
Zeno, Pietro Caterino, “Giornale de Letterati, d’Italia,” 1710, 506
Zetzsche, Karl Eduard (1830–1894), “Geschichte der Elektrischen Telegraphie,” 316, 384, 421, 439
Zetzell, P., “Anmerkung von der lahmheit,” 1755, 264, 386
Ziemssen, H. (at Thillaye-Platel), 386
Zimmermann, Wilhelm Ludwig (1780–1825) (Gilb. Annalen, Vol. 28, p. 483).
Zodiacal Light, 141–142, 380
Zohron and Aphron, 33, 35
Zöllner, J. K. Friedrich, “Theory of Comets” (Auszug. in Pog. Ann., CIX. 1860), 140
Zoroaster—Zarath ’ustra—Zerdusht (c. 589–513 B.C.), 520, 542, 544.
See Moreri, Louis, “Grand Dictionnaire Historique,” Vol. VIII. p. 115.
Zosimus, Greek historian, who lived under Theodosius II (401–450), is the first to call attention to the electrolytic separation of metals, 24.
See Moreri, Louis, “Grand Dictionnaire Historique,” Vol. VIII. p. 116.
Zuccala, G. (at Volta, Alessandro), 248
Zucchi, Nicolo—Zucchius Nicolaus—“Nova de machini philosophia,” 1649, 146, 554
Zuchold, E. A., “Bibliotheca Historico-Naturalis ...”: Göttingen.
Zurich, “Repertorium für organische chemie.” See Löwig, C. von.
Zwinger, F. (at Thillaye-Platel), 385
Zwinger, Theodor, “Scrutinum Magnetis” (1658–1724), 554