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  1. Isaac Newton And The Publication Of His Mathematical Manuscripts.Niccolò Guicciardini - 2004 - Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part A 35 (3):455-470.
    Newton composed several mathematical tracts which remained in manuscript form for decades. He chose to print some of his mathematical tracts in their entirety only after 1704. In this paper I will give information on the dissemination of Newton’s mathematical manuscripts before the eighteenth-century printing stage. I will not consider another important vehicle of dissemination of Newton’s mathematical discoveries, namely his correspondence with other mathematicians or with intermediaries such as Collins and Oldenburg.In a first stage, Newton’s mathematical manuscripts were rendered (...)
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