Rogerius Boscovicius

Rogerius Iosephus BoscoviciusGerardus Heerkens, Notabilium libri II (Groningae: 1765), 61: "Dalmata erat Boscovicius, Ragusâ oriundus." S.I. (Croatice Ruđer Josip Bošković; Italiane Ruggiero Giuseppe Boscovich; Serbice Руђер Јосип Бошковић; natus Ragusii die 18 Maii 1711; Mediolani mortuus die 13 Februarii 1787) fuit physicus, astronomus, mathematicus, philosophus, legatus, poeta, theologus, presbyter Catholicus ordinis Iesuitarum, et polymathesBiography: Roger Joseph Boscovich, S.J., situs interretialis Universitatis Fairchild proprius. (homo universalis) e Civitate Ragusina oriundus. In Italia et Francia educatus est, ubi multa ex suis operibus protulit.. Se nationalistam Dalmaticum descripsit.

Frater Bartholomaei Boscovicii fuit.

Anno 1761, socius in Societatem Regalem Londinii cooptatus est, annoque proximo observatorium condidit.

Notae

Bibliographia
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Proverbio, Edoardo. 2007. Catalogo delle opere a stampa di Ruggiero Giuseppe Boscovich. Romae: Accademia Nazionale Delle Scienze Detta Dei XL.
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