Julie Gardham, Senior Assistant Librarian at University of Glasgow's Special Collections Department, takes a look at the book that was said to have spurred a young Isaac Newton onto the scientific path, The Mysteries of Nature and Art by John Bate.
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Julie Gardham, Senior Assistant Librarian at University of Glasgow's Special Collections Department, takes a look at the book that was said to have spurred a young Isaac Newton onto the scientific path, The Mysteries of Nature and Art by John Bate.
Happy New Year!
Vestido de John Bates para la periodista de moda Marit Allen para su boda en 1966.
John Bate’s design for Marit Allen.
“The flying Dragon is somewhat troublesome to compose...”. From “The Mysteries of Nature and Art” by John Bate (1634)
John Bate, The Mysteryes of Nature and Art (T. Harper), London, 1480.
John Bate, The Mysteryes of Nature and Art : Conteined in foure severall Tretises, the first of Water Workes, the Second of Fyer Workes, the third of Drawing, Colouring, Painting, and Engraving, The fourth of divers Experiments, as wel serviceable as delightful: partly collected, and partly of the Author's Peculiar Practice, and Invention. 1634. [viaBibliOdyssey]
That scene between anna and bates :( he says he's the failure because he wasn't there to protect her :'( all my feels!
Articles from the magazine, "The Lay Preacher" (edited by John Bate) were often included in early editions of the East London Evangelist. In February, 1869 - and article entitled, "He Redeemed Me" was reproduced. Click on this link to read it in context (see page 143). John Bate was an advocate of empowering laity in ministry and seems to have been connected with the Primitive Methodists. His articles however seem to have been a source used in Class Meetings for all sorts of Methodists.