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Galileo Galilei and the Roman Curia

Note 353 — Chapter VII · THE TRIAL BEFORE THE INQUISITION.

G. (George) Sturge translation

We have before stated that Copernicus did not at all consider his doctrine a hypothesis, but was convinced of its actual truth. It was Osiander’s politic introduction which had given rise to the error which was then generally held.

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