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The Dating and Significance of Galileo’s Pisan Manuscriptss engaged while writing the fragments, mainly at Padua and prior to 1610. Such a program, undertaken early in Galileo’s life, reveals a strong empiricist strain in his thought and counts heavily against his ever being a Platonist, as alleged by some Galileo scholars..

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