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Errata: Sixteenth Critical Bibliography of the History and Philosophy of Science and of theHistory of CivilizationSource: Isis, Vol. 8, No. 3 (Jul., 1926), p. 655Published by: The University of Chicago Press on behalf of The History of Science SocietyStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/223933 .
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(For previous errata, see Isis VII, 615.)
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(For previous errata, see Isis VII, 615.)
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(For previous errata, see Isis VII, 615.)
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(For previous errata, see Isis VII, 615.)
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(For previous errata, see Isis VII, 615.)
Vol. VI, 415. To call ST. IGNATIUS a Spaniard as I did, following the author, is a little misleading. ST. IGNATIUS was a Basque. My doubts about that were entirely di- spelled last summer, on September 3, 1925, when I visited his birthplace and ancestral home in Azpeitia in the center of the province of Guipizcoa, the very heart of the Basque country. G. S.
650. Add : SERVETUS, MICHAEL. IV, 410.
Vol. VII, 5. End of 1. 15, read: Es. 105. Q. 3, 1. 4, read : in cipher. 114. Two initial letters have been dropped on 1. 19 and 21,
read : subject and century. 232. Note BRODERICK, 1. 1 read : discoverer.
259 penultimate line, read: Early Chinese. 288 Note HULME, E. W. - Mr. E. W. HULME is not Libra-
rian of the National Library of Wales, but Director of the Subject Index to Periodicals published by the Library Association The Governors of the National Library of Wales have generously given accomodation to the staff of the Subject Index.
G S. A few other misprints are not mentioned in these errata because they
are too obvious to cause any error or confusion. I wish to express my thankfulness to the readers who take the trouble to make the above-men- tioned corrections in their set of Isis. I would advise them, after having accomplished that little task, to write their initials near mine at the bottom of this note, thus to indicate that these and the previous errata have been taken into account. G. 8.
These and the previous errata have been corrected by...
Vol. VI, 415. To call ST. IGNATIUS a Spaniard as I did, following the author, is a little misleading. ST. IGNATIUS was a Basque. My doubts about that were entirely di- spelled last summer, on September 3, 1925, when I visited his birthplace and ancestral home in Azpeitia in the center of the province of Guipizcoa, the very heart of the Basque country. G. S.
650. Add : SERVETUS, MICHAEL. IV, 410.
Vol. VII, 5. End of 1. 15, read: Es. 105. Q. 3, 1. 4, read : in cipher. 114. Two initial letters have been dropped on 1. 19 and 21,
read : subject and century. 232. Note BRODERICK, 1. 1 read : discoverer.
259 penultimate line, read: Early Chinese. 288 Note HULME, E. W. - Mr. E. W. HULME is not Libra-
rian of the National Library of Wales, but Director of the Subject Index to Periodicals published by the Library Association The Governors of the National Library of Wales have generously given accomodation to the staff of the Subject Index.
G S. A few other misprints are not mentioned in these errata because they
are too obvious to cause any error or confusion. I wish to express my thankfulness to the readers who take the trouble to make the above-men- tioned corrections in their set of Isis. I would advise them, after having accomplished that little task, to write their initials near mine at the bottom of this note, thus to indicate that these and the previous errata have been taken into account. G. 8.
These and the previous errata have been corrected by...
Vol. VI, 415. To call ST. IGNATIUS a Spaniard as I did, following the author, is a little misleading. ST. IGNATIUS was a Basque. My doubts about that were entirely di- spelled last summer, on September 3, 1925, when I visited his birthplace and ancestral home in Azpeitia in the center of the province of Guipizcoa, the very heart of the Basque country. G. S.
650. Add : SERVETUS, MICHAEL. IV, 410.
Vol. VII, 5. End of 1. 15, read: Es. 105. Q. 3, 1. 4, read : in cipher. 114. Two initial letters have been dropped on 1. 19 and 21,
read : subject and century. 232. Note BRODERICK, 1. 1 read : discoverer.
259 penultimate line, read: Early Chinese. 288 Note HULME, E. W. - Mr. E. W. HULME is not Libra-
rian of the National Library of Wales, but Director of the Subject Index to Periodicals published by the Library Association The Governors of the National Library of Wales have generously given accomodation to the staff of the Subject Index.
G S. A few other misprints are not mentioned in these errata because they
are too obvious to cause any error or confusion. I wish to express my thankfulness to the readers who take the trouble to make the above-men- tioned corrections in their set of Isis. I would advise them, after having accomplished that little task, to write their initials near mine at the bottom of this note, thus to indicate that these and the previous errata have been taken into account. G. 8.
These and the previous errata have been corrected by...
Vol. VI, 415. To call ST. IGNATIUS a Spaniard as I did, following the author, is a little misleading. ST. IGNATIUS was a Basque. My doubts about that were entirely di- spelled last summer, on September 3, 1925, when I visited his birthplace and ancestral home in Azpeitia in the center of the province of Guipizcoa, the very heart of the Basque country. G. S.
650. Add : SERVETUS, MICHAEL. IV, 410.
Vol. VII, 5. End of 1. 15, read: Es. 105. Q. 3, 1. 4, read : in cipher. 114. Two initial letters have been dropped on 1. 19 and 21,
read : subject and century. 232. Note BRODERICK, 1. 1 read : discoverer.
259 penultimate line, read: Early Chinese. 288 Note HULME, E. W. - Mr. E. W. HULME is not Libra-
rian of the National Library of Wales, but Director of the Subject Index to Periodicals published by the Library Association The Governors of the National Library of Wales have generously given accomodation to the staff of the Subject Index.
G S. A few other misprints are not mentioned in these errata because they
are too obvious to cause any error or confusion. I wish to express my thankfulness to the readers who take the trouble to make the above-men- tioned corrections in their set of Isis. I would advise them, after having accomplished that little task, to write their initials near mine at the bottom of this note, thus to indicate that these and the previous errata have been taken into account. G. 8.
These and the previous errata have been corrected by...
Vol. VI, 415. To call ST. IGNATIUS a Spaniard as I did, following the author, is a little misleading. ST. IGNATIUS was a Basque. My doubts about that were entirely di- spelled last summer, on September 3, 1925, when I visited his birthplace and ancestral home in Azpeitia in the center of the province of Guipizcoa, the very heart of the Basque country. G. S.
650. Add : SERVETUS, MICHAEL. IV, 410.
Vol. VII, 5. End of 1. 15, read: Es. 105. Q. 3, 1. 4, read : in cipher. 114. Two initial letters have been dropped on 1. 19 and 21,
read : subject and century. 232. Note BRODERICK, 1. 1 read : discoverer.
259 penultimate line, read: Early Chinese. 288 Note HULME, E. W. - Mr. E. W. HULME is not Libra-
rian of the National Library of Wales, but Director of the Subject Index to Periodicals published by the Library Association The Governors of the National Library of Wales have generously given accomodation to the staff of the Subject Index.
G S. A few other misprints are not mentioned in these errata because they
are too obvious to cause any error or confusion. I wish to express my thankfulness to the readers who take the trouble to make the above-men- tioned corrections in their set of Isis. I would advise them, after having accomplished that little task, to write their initials near mine at the bottom of this note, thus to indicate that these and the previous errata have been taken into account. G. 8.
These and the previous errata have been corrected by...
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