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Heereboord, Adriaan (1614–61)

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... 1954; repr. Utrecht, 1989). Verbeek Theo , Descartes and the Dutch ( Carbondale , 1992). Verbeek Theo , ‘Le contexte historique des Notae in programma quoddam' , in Theo Verbeek (ed.), Autour des Remarques sur l’Esprit Humain: Descartes et Regius ( Amsterdam , 1993)....

Reneri, Henricus (1593–1639)

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... 1954). Sassen F.L.R. , Henricus Renerius: de eerste ‘cartesiaansche’ Hoogleeraar aan de Utrechtsche Hoogeschool ( Amsterdam , 1941). Sassen F.L.R. , De Reis van Mersenne in de Nederlanden ( Brussel , 1964), pp. 33–4. Verbeek Theo , Descartes...

Ban, François du (1592–1643)

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...Ban, François du Elisabeth of Bohemia François (or Franciscus) du Ban was born supposedly in 1592 in Autun (France). He was educated in Pont-à-Mousson and Paris, after which he taught humanities, rhetoric, theology and philosophy at various...

Huygens, Constantijn (1596–1678)

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...Huygens, Constantijn Descartes, René Huygens, Christiaan Constantijn Huygens was born on 4 September 1596, the son of a former secretary of William of Orange (1533–84). After a private education that was characterized by its broadness, he...

Golius, Jacobus (1596–1667)

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...Golius, Jacobus Jacob Gool (who Latinized his name to ‘Golius’ once he became a professor) was born in The Hague in 1596, where his father Dirk Pieterszoon Gool had several high legal and political offices. In 1612 he matriculated...

Bootius, Gerard (1604–50) and Arnold (1606–53)

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...Bootius, Gerard and Arnold Born in the town of Gorinchem, in 1604 and 1606 respectively, the brothers Gerard and Arnold Boot (also known as De Boot, Boots, Bootius – or ‘Boate’, in an English spelling that corresponds to the Dutch...