21. Quotation By Thomas Digges Quotation by thomas digges. thomas digges (1546 1595). This ball every 24hours by naturall, uniforme and wonderful slie and smooth motion rouleth http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Quotations2/824.html

Thomas Digges This ball every 24 hours by naturall, uniforme and wonderful slie and smooth motion rouleth rounde, making with his Periode our naturall daye, whereby it seems to us that the huge infinite immoveable Globe should sway and tourne about. Quoted in E Maor, To infinity and beyond (Princeton 1991)

22. Index digges, Joseph, 77.386 digges, Susannah, 77.386n digges, thomas Attwood, 123.62,64, 65, 67, 68, 69, 71–74, 84. accusations against, 77.381–385, http://www.hsp.org/files/pmhb14.htm

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23. Digges, Leonard (c.1520-c.1559) And Thomas (c.1545-1595) digges, Leonard (c.1520c.1559) and thomas (c.1545-1595) Leonard digges waseducated at Oxford and made his name as a mathematician, s surveyor, http://www.daviddarling.info/encyclopedia/D/Digges.html

Return to The Worlds of David Darling INDEX LATEST NEWS ARCHIVE ... Z entire Web this site Digges, Leonard (c.1520-c.1559) and Thomas (c.1545-1595) English father and son who pioneered the construction of the telescope (Leonard) and its use (Thomas). Leonard Digges was educated at Oxford and made his name as a mathematician, s surveyor, and an author of several books. He invented a reflecting telescope a century before Isaac Newton, and may also have built a refracting telescope . However, he had little chance to use them. In 1554 he was sentenced to death for his part in a rebellion, and although this was commuted to seizure of his estates, he spent the rest of his life trying to regain his property. Thomas was only 13 when his father died but had John Dee, a mathematician, as his guardian. In 1571, Thomas published a mathematical work of his own and a posthumous book, Pantometria , by his father in which Leonard’s invention of the telescope is discussed. Thomas’s observations of the

24. Genealogy Data digges, thomas Birth BEF 1572 Barham, Kent, England Death 24 Aug 1595.Children. digges, Dudley Back to Main Page. St. Leger, Anne Birth ABT 1476 http://fixvcr.tripod.com/html/dat303.htm

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25. Leonard Digges - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia In a way his son, thomas digges followed in his footsteps and was a pivotal playerin the popularisation of Copernicus book De Revolutionibus Orbium http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard_Digges

Wikimedia needs your help in its 21-day fund drive. See our fundraising page Over US$150,000 has been donated since the drive began on 19 August. Thank you for your generosity! Leonard Digges From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Leonard Digges ), father of Thomas Digges was a well-known mathematician and surveyor, credited to the invention of the theodolite and a great populariser of science through his publications in English. In a way his son, Thomas Digges followed in his footsteps and was a pivotal player in the popularisation of Copernicus book De Revolutionibus Orbium Coelestium The first publication of many by Leonard Digges was A General Prognostication published in , which became a best-seller as it contained a perpetual calendar, collections of weather lore and a wealth of astronomical material, until then largely only obtainable through books published in Latin or Greek. Leonard Digges is also independently invented the reflecting , and probably the refracting telescope as part of his need to see accurately over long distances during his surveying works. In , Leonard Digges took part in an unsuccessful rebellion led by the Protestant Sir Thomas Wyatt against England's new Catholic Queen Mary who took over the throne in from her father Henry VIII . Digges was condemned to death, but escaped capital punishment, instead forfeiting all his estates.

26. Thomas Digges -- Facts, Info, And Encyclopedia Article thomas digges. Categories British astronomers, 1595 deaths, 1546 births thomasdigges (1546 – August 24 1595) was an English (A physicist who studies http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/encyclopedia/t/th/thomas_digges.htm

Thomas Digges [Categories: British astronomers, 1595 deaths, 1546 births] Thomas Digges (A physicist who studies astronomy) astronomer Son of (Click link for more info and facts about Leonard Digges) Leonard Digges , inventor of the (A surveying instrument for measuring horizontal and vertical angles, consisting of a small telescope mounted on a tripod) theodolite , and great populariser of science. After his father's death, Thomas grew up under the guardianship of John Dee ( (Click link for more info and facts about John Dee) John Dee (see also http://www.johndee.org/) a typical Renaissance natural (A specialist in philosophy) philosopher He attempted to determine the (The apparent displacement of an object as seen from two different points that are not on a line with the object) parallax of the 1572 (A star that explodes and becomes extremely luminous in the process) supernova observed by (Click link for more info and facts about Tycho Brahe) Tycho Brahe , and concluded it had to be beyond the orbit of the (Any natural satellite of a planet) Moon . This contradicted the accepted view of the universe, according to which no change could take place among the fixed stars.

27. Papers Of George Washington digges, thomas Attwood, 4363. digges, thomas Attwood, 9184. Dillon, Arthur,11200201. Dilly, Charles, 6540. District of Columbia (New Troy), 9220 http://gwpapers.virginia.edu/index/presidential/dlist.html

Presidential Series home Introduction A B ... Z Dade, Parthenia Alexander Massey, 1:29 Dallam, Richard, 7:201 Dallas, Alexander J., 2:137 Dalton, Tristram (1738-1817), 7:459 Dandridge, Bartholomew, Sr., 1:76 Dandridge, Bartholomew, Jr. (c.1772-1802), 8:234-35 Dandridge, Bartholomew, Jr., 9:4 Dandridge, John, 1:76 Dandridge, Mary Burbidge, 9:42 Danzig (Gdansk, Poland), 10:250 Daphne (slave), 11:334, 12:165 Darke, John, 10:99 Darke, Joseph, 10:99 Darke, Samuel, 10:99 Darke, William, 1:98 Dashiell, Benjamin, 7:255 Davenport, Joseph, 10:131 Daves, John, 4:456-57 Davey, Alexander Wooddrop, 5:66 Davidson, John, 3:106 Davie, William Richardson (1756-1820), 5:472-73 Davies, Samuel (b.1750), 7:355 Davies, William, 2:355-56 Davis, Augustine, 10:649 Davis, Betty (slave), 15 Jan. 1792: from A. Whitting Davis, Betty (dower slave; spinner), 9:439 Davis, Daniel, 4:40 Davis, Ebenezer (1754-1799), 7:421 Davis, George, 3:367 Davis, Samuel, 10:68 Davis, Staige, 4:7 Davis, Tom (Home House dower slave), 5:248 Davis, Thomas, 10:500 Davis, William, 3:59 Davy (slave overseer, River Plantation), 5:205, 11:375

28. Papers Of George Washington digges, thomas Attwood, 2234, 4277. Dinsmoor, Silas, 3178. Dishman, JamesDegges, 4340. Dismal Swamp Canal, 4450. Dismal Swamp Land Company, 16768, http://gwpapers.virginia.edu/index/retirement/dlist.html

Retirement Series home Introduction A B ... Z Daggett, David, 4:274 Daingerfield, Mary Willis, 1:90 Daingerfield, William, 1:90 Dalton, Tristram, 2:438 Dana, Francis, 1:206 Dance, John, 2:308 Dandridge, Bartholomew (1737-1785), 3:340 Dandridge, Bartholomew, Jr. (d.1802), 1:23-24 Dandridge, John, 2:122, 3:340 Dandridge, Julius Burbidge, 2:122, 3:436 Dandridge, Mary Burbidge, 1:496 Darley, John, 4:233 Davidson, Samuel, 2:91 Davie, William Richardson, 3:135 Davis, Augustine, 1:368, 2:302 Dayton, Jonathan, 1:165, 3:26 Deakins, William, Jr., 1:60, 2:24 Dearborne, Henry, 3:27 Deneale, George, 2:243 Dennis, Littleton, 3:487 Des Salles, Philippine-Elisabeth, 1:412 Desfourneaux, Edme-Etienne Borne, 4:80 Dick, Elisha Cullen, 4:553 Difficult Run tract, 4:352-5, 512 Digges, Thomas Attwood, 2:234, 4:277 Dinsmoor, Silas, 3:178 Dishman, James Degges, 4:340 Dismal Swamp Canal, 4:450 Dismal Swamp Land Company, 1:67-68, 4:522 Dismal Swamp tract, 4:514 Dixon line, 2:305 Dockery, Alfred, 1:156 Dockery, Thomas, 1:155-56 Duane, William, 4:222 Dulin, Edward, 3:418 Dumas, Gabriel-Mathieu (Guillaume-Mathieu), Comte, 1:205

29. Giordano Bruno - (Fig. 8. Thomas Digges' Representation Of The Universe.) Fig. 8. thomas digges representation of the universe. From his enlarged editionof Leonard digges, Progostication Euerlasting (London, 1576). Graphic Rule. http://www.positiveatheism.org/hist/brunof08.htm

Table of Contents (Illustrations) From Whence You Came (or Click the Back Button) Fig. 8. Thomas Digges' representation of the universe. From his enlarged edition of Leonard Digges, Progostication Euerlasting (London, 1576).

30. The Calestiall Orbs thomas digges was born circa 1546about three years after the publication of De By 1573, when he was only twenty seven, thomas digges reputation as an http://math.dartmouth.edu/~matc/Readers/renaissance.astro/5.0.Digges.html

Introduction Nicholas Copernicus De Revolutionibus John Dee ... The Zodiake of Life Thomas Digges A Perfect Description of the Celestial Orbs Giordano Bruno The Ash Wednesday Supper Galileo Galilei ... Bibliography Thomas Digges (C. 1546-1595) Thomas Digges was born circa 1546-about three years after the publication of De Revolutionibus . He was the son of the mathematician and scientist Leonard Digges, and a protege of John Dee, the preeminent scientist in England during the latter part of the sixteenth century. By 1573, when he was only twenty seven, Thomas Digges' reputation as an astronomer was firmly established in England and on the continent with the publication of his work related to the super-nova that had appeared the previous year. In 1576 he took it upon himself to edit the new edition of his deceased father's almanac, A Prognostication everlasting . Digges added A Perfit Description to this edition, which was reprinted at least six times, making Thomas' humble addendum to his father Leonard's very practical work the most influential argument for the Copernican system in England. A Perfit Description is, to a large extent, a paraphrased translation of the first book of Copernicus'

31. I7795: Thomas Digges ( - 25 AUG 1595) 1st stop for West Country Genealogy, History and Heraldry. Visitations of Devon,Dorset, Wiltshire, Gloucestershire online! http://web.ukonline.co.uk/nigel.battysmith/Database/D0010/I7795.html

Thomas Digges Birth Place Barham, Kent Death Date 25 AUG 1595 Death Place killed in battle in Ireland Occupation Master General Ordnance Spouses of Thomas Digges Anne St. Leger Birth Date Birth Place Ulcombe, Kent Death Date Death Place St. Mary Aldermanbury, London/or Chilham Father Sir Warham St. Leger (ABT 1525 - ABT 1597) Mother Lady Ursula Neville Marriage Date Thomas Digges and Anne St. Leger had the following children Dudley Digges Daughter Digges Notes for Thomas Digges The Digges monument was destroyed in the Great fire of London in 1666 but the tomstone with its inscription remains. "Anne ST LEGER, mother of Sir Duidley Digges, knight. Master of the Rolls. A modest, humble and prudent lady was buried here in the Year of our Lord 1636 at the age of 81" Descendants of Thomas Digges and Anne St. Leger Dudley Digges Mary Kempe Thomas Digges Mary Abbot ... Leonard Digges = Unknown John Digges Dudley Digges Edward Digges = Unknown 1 Daughter Digges 2 Daughter Digges 3 Daughter Digges 4 Daughter Digges ... Back to Main site

32. I7847: Thomas Digges ( - 1687) 1st stop for West Country Genealogy, History and Heraldry. Visitations of Devon,Dorset, Wiltshire, Gloucestershire online! http://web.ukonline.co.uk/nigel.battysmith/Database/D0012/I7847.html

Thomas Digges ( - 25 AUG 1595) Anne St. Leger Dudley Digges (ABT 1583 - 18 Mar 1638/1639) Mary Kempe (ABT 1583 - ) Thomas Digges Death Date Spouses of Thomas Digges Mary Abbot Thomas Digges and Mary Abbot had the following children Maurice Digges Dudley Digges John Digges Thomas Digges ... Leonard Digges Descendants of Thomas Digges and Mary Abbot Maurice Digges Dudley Digges John Digges Thomas Digges ... Leonard Digges = Unknown John Digges Thomas Digges Lady Elizabeth Delawarr Back to Main site

33. The Digges Telescope thomas digges was bout thirteen when his father died, and with this second But Brahe was not alone in observing the phenomenon, and thomas digges made http://www.chocky.demon.co.uk/oas/diggeshistory.html

Did the reflecting telescope have English origins? Optics Group help with research The photograph below, taken on the roof of the Physics Department, appeared in The Times of 18 August, illustrating an article by the newspaper's Technology Correspondent on the replica of an Elizabethan telescope which was recently built in the physics Department by Colin Ronan, seen testing the device. The crude telescope would have enabled English commanders to sight Spanish galleons, and given Elizabethan astronomers unrivalled glimpses of the moon and stars. It was the subject of the BBC television programme, " The Sky at Night ", broadcast on 16 August. Colin Ronan is an historian of science and author of several works on astronomy. He was President of the British Astronomical Association in 1989-91. In his second presidential address lay years, he put forward the claim that the credit for the invention of the reflecting telescope should go to Leonard Digges, an English mathematician and surveyor, whose device predates rival Dutch claims of 1608 by over thirty years. After giving a talk on the subject to the Optics Section of the Physics Department last May, Mr Ronan was invited by Professor Dainty to use the facilities of the section to construct a replica of Digges's telescope.

34. VARIOUS SURNAME RECORDS digges, Edward 1 33 Fauquier Co. digges, thomas 1 2 Fauquier Co. digges, thomas 1 0 Louisa Co. digges, Col. William 1 72 Dinwiddle Co. http://www.angelfire.com/tn/anitasue/VaTn.html

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35. The First Telescope? A Perfit Defcription Of The Caeleftiall Orbes At the time thomas digges first used his telescope, there was extreme thomas digges also said his telescope enabled him to see faroff objects, http://www.actionoptics.co.uk/The first telescope.htm

The first telescope? A perfit defcription of the Caeleftiall Orbes, according to the most auncient doctrine of the Pythagoreans. This was how Thomas Digges introduced his 1576 diagram of the planatary orbits. This is taken from an article in a newspaper dated Thursday October 31 1991 written by Adrian Berry Science Correspondent. I would be greatful if someone can tell me which newspaper. Now it can be told: British scientists beat Galileo by 33 years By Adrian Berry Science Correspondent. The first star-gazing telescope was invented by two British scientists during the reign of Queen Elizabeth 1, more than 30 years earlier than hitherto believed, a scientist historian said last night. The discovery was probably kept secret for military reasons – “ the 16 th century equivalent to a D-notice” - said Mr Colin Ronan in his presidential address to the British Astronomical Association. The two inventors, who dabbled in many branches of sciences, were Leonard Digges, who died in 1571, and his son Thomas, who died in 1595. Leonard worked out the principles of the reflecting telescope and Thomas later used it to observe stars invisible to the naked eye. The proof of this, Mr Ronan said, was a diagram that Thomas Digges drew in 1576 showing planetary orbits round the Sun as described by Copernicus 40 years before, surrounded by pictures of what he called “this orbe of stares fixed infinitely ..with perpetuall shininge glorious lightes innumerable”.

36. The Galileo Project However, when thomas digges was less than ten his father was attainted for treason in _, The Influence of thomas digges on the Progress of Modern http://galileo.rice.edu/Catalog/NewFiles/digges_tho.html

Digges, Thomas 1. Dates Born: Kent (probably Wotton, near Canterbury), 1545 or 46 Died: London, 24 Aug. 1595 Dateinfo: Birth Uncertain Lifespan: 2. Father Occupation: Gentry, Scientist Leonard Digges, who is also in this catalogue, was from an old, established family of Kent. Clearly wealthy. However, when Thomas Digges was less than ten his father was attainted for treason in the Wyatt rebellion against Mary and his estate confiscated. After the accession of Elizabeth, Digges was able to reclaim the estate of his now dead father. It is simply not clear what one can say about the economic circumstances in which he was reared. 3. Nationality Birth: English Career: English Death: English 4. Education Schooling: No University The DNB statement about Digges at Cambridge confuses him with another, earlier Digges. Wood asserts that Digges studied at Oxford. There is no proof that he was ever at either university. By Digges's own statement he received his mathematical education first from his father and then from Dee. 5. Religion

37. The Galileo Project thomas digges published Pantometria (surveying and cartography), 1571, In Pantometria, thomas digges described his father s skill in optics. http://galileo.rice.edu/Catalog/NewFiles/digges_leo.html

Digges, Leonard 1. Dates Born: Digges Court, near Canterbury, Kent, c.1520 Digges was born prior to 1530-1, when he was listed in a visitation of Kent. He was admitted to Lincoln's Inn in 1537. Died: England, c.1559 Dateinfo: Both Dates Uncertain Lifespan: 2. Father Occupation: Gentry James Digges of Digges Court, Barnham, Kent, was from an ancient family of Kent. Clearly wealthy. 3. Nationality Birth: English Career: English Death: English 4. Education Schooling: No University May have attended a University, but no real evidence and certainly no proof. Biographia britannica says University College, Oxford, and Wood says he was at Oxford but the college is not known. It seems fairly certain that he took no degree if indeed he did attend a university. 5. Religion Affiliation: Anglican Leonard Digges participated in Wyatt's rebellion against Mary. From what little I know of it, the rebellion was as much against Spanish interference as against Catholicism, and I have found no statement whatever about Digges' motivation. 6. Scientific Disciplines

38. Thomas Digges And Giordano Bruno: 400 Years Of Plurality Of Worlds From Nicolaus Copernicus, through thomas digges, to Giordano Bruno we can tracehow the Copernican system progressed to the idea of an infinite universe, http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1999AAS...194.2501C

Smithsonian/NASA ADS Astronomy/Planetary Abstract Service Find Similar Abstracts (with default settings below Translate Abstract Title: Thomas Digges and Giordano Bruno: 400 Years of Plurality of Worlds Authors: Corbally, C. J. Affiliation: AA(Vatican Observatory) Journal: American Astronomical Society, 194th AAS Meeting, #25.01; Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society, Vol. 31, p.863 Publication Date: Origin: AAS (c) 1999: American Astronomical Society Bibliographic Code: Abstract Some four hundred years ago was the fascinating era when modern astronomy began. Its ``beginning" came with the establishment of the heliocentric universe in people's minds. From Nicolaus Copernicus, through Thomas Digges, to Giordano Bruno we can trace how the Copernican system progressed to the idea of an infinite universe, and how this gave birth to a new tradition in thinking about the plurality of worlds. While this progression does not appear to have been by direct encounter between the principal players, the vision of one was incorporated into the thought of the next. Such progression in our understanding of the universe continues today and presumably tomorrow. Bibtex entry for this abstract Preferred format for this abstract (see Preferences) Find Similar Abstracts: Use: Authors Title Abstract Text Return: Query Results Return items starting with number Query Form Database: Astronomy/Planetary Instrumentation

39. Digges Generation 4/ thomas digges, in the 5th year of Edward II, Generation 12/thomas digges was educated at Cambridge and became one of the most excellent http://www.swycaffer.com/family/digges.html

The Digges Family Lineage: 1200 to present ARMS: Gules (meaning heraldic color red) on a cross argent (meaning silver), five eaglets displayed sable. CREST: An eagle's leg coupled at the thigh sable, surmounted by three ostrich feathers argent. The first thirteen generations of the Kentish family of DIGGES were recorded by the knight Sir Dudley Digges of Chilham Castle, Kent, England at the visitation of Kent in 1619. The record is repeated on his tomb in the Church of St. Mary, Chilham, England. CHILHAM CASTLE TODAY Generation 1/ Roger de Mildenhal, called Digges, had a son - Generation 2/ John Digges, who, in the 33rd year of King Henry III, bought the estate called Bynwitu in Canturia, and at an opportune time carried thither his brothers. He is buried there, and his son - Generation 3/ John Digges, in the 15th year of King Edward I, established as a gift the first Franciscan friary in England at Canterbury (still standing) He married Agnes de Sandrino. They had three sons: Thomas, John (a priest), and Daniel (a priest), of whom - Generation 4/ Thomas Digges, in the 5th year of Edward II, married one of the daughters of the deHaute family. Issue: four sons, named John, Edmund (a priest), Roger, and Thomas, of whom -

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