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...lermont-Ferrand]], [[France]] – August 19, 1662, in [[Paris]]) was a French [[mathematician]], [[physicist]], and [[religion|religious]] [[philosopher] ...ism]]. This still fairly small sect was making surprising inroads into the French Catholic community at that time. It espoused rigorous [[Augustinism]]. Bl ...

...application/pdf, 237913 bytes -->}}</ref> and in 1727, he entered the ''[[French Academy of Sciences|Paris Academy]] Prize Problem'' competition, where the ...regard Euler as unsophisticated, especially in comparison to the circle of philosophers the German king brought to the Academy. [[Voltaire]] was among those in Fre ...

...posed by early [[Indian philosophy|India]]n and [[Greek philosophy|Greek]] philosophers. In the 17th and 18th centuries, [[chemist]]s provided a physical basis for ...gfried (2002:42–55).</ref> In 1789 the term ''element'' was defined by the French nobleman and scientific researcher [[Antoine Lavoisier]] to mean basic subs ...