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portada Isaac Newton and the Study of Chronology: Prophecy, History, and Method

Isaac Newton and the Study of Chronology: Prophecy, History, and Method

Cornelis Schilt (Author) · Amsterdam University Press · Hardcover

Isaac Newton and the Study of Chronology: Prophecy, History, and Method - Schilt, Cornelis

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Synopsis "Isaac Newton and the Study of Chronology: Prophecy, History, and Method"

Isaac Newton (1642-1727) is best known for his natural philosophical and mathematical works. Yet he devoted ample time to the study of ancient chronology, resulting in the posthumously published The Chronology of Ancient Kingdoms Amended (1728). Here, Newton attempted to show how the antiquity of Greece, Egypt, Assyria, Persia, and other Mediterranean nations could be reinterpreted to fit the timespan allowed for by Scripture. As the hundreds of books from his library and the thousands of manuscript pages devoted to the topic show, the Chronology was long in the making. This volume provides the first comprehensive analysis of the genesis and evolution of Newton's studies of ancient history and demonstrates how these emerged from that other major scholarly project of his, the interpretation of the apocalyptic prophecies in Scripture. A careful study of Newton's reading, note-taking, writing, and ordering practices provides the key to unravelling and reconstructing the chronology of Newton's chronological studies, bringing to light writings hitherto hidden in the archives.

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