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Galileo Galilei and the Roman Curia

Note 42 — Chapter II · THE TELESCOPE AND ITS REVELATIONS.

G. (George) Sturge translation

Cosmo II. showed all his life a sincere attachment to his old teacher, Galileo. From 1605, before Cosmo was reigning prince, Galileo had regularly given him mathematical lessons during the academical holidays at Florence, and had thereby gained great favour at the court of Tuscany.

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