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History of the inductive sciences, from the earliest to the present time

Note 54 — Chapter III · Sequel to the Epoch of Newton.—Reception of the Newtonian Theory.

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His name is nowhere found on the college-books, as appointed to any of the offices which usually pass down the list of resident fellows in rotation. This might be owing in part, however, to his being Lucasian Professor. The constancy of his residence in college appears from the exit and redit book of that time, which is still preserved.

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