De Continuitatis Lege Et Eius Consectariis Pertinentibus Ad Prima Materiae Elementa Eorumque Vires Dissertatio

De Continuitatis Lege Et Eius Consectariis Pertinentibus Ad Prima Materiae Elementa Eorumque Vires Dissertatio, written by Ruggiero Giuseppe Boscovich, explores the law of continuity and its consequences related to the primary elements of matter and their forces. This dissertation delves into metaphysical and physical concepts, presenting Boscovich's theories on the fundamental nature of matter. A significant work in the history of science, this volume offers insights into the scientific and philosophical thought of the 18th century.
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