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 The Peculiarity of a Scientific Civilization1 | 1729 is quite important. 2 | Some civilizations are more related than others. 3 | Science shaping our daily lives. 4| Historical evidence of modern science. 5 | Chroniclers of the autonomous fields. 6 | *The Almagest*. 7 | Inadequate Irrelevancies . 8 | Planetary motion a bright jewel. 9 | Greek Miracle. 10 | The dull side of Babylonian mathematics |  Chapter 1, continued11 | Sexagesima 12 | Incompetent with Geometry 13 | Sq root of 2. 14 | Chinease Civilization 15 | Chaldean astronomers 16 | Hero of Alexandria 17 | Logical, Geometrical, & Pictorial 18 | Physics was forced early 19 | Greco-Babylonian melting pot 20 | Bohr's *Principle of Complementarity* 21 | Visual and verbal thinkers 22 | Value of cross fertilization 23 | left-hemisphere, right-hemisphere |  Celestial Clockwork in Greece and China25 | A chance storm 26 | The Perne Library 27 | Chaucer's *Treatise on the Astrolabe* 28 | Astronomical showpieces 29 | Extending the scope of senses 30 | Artisans 31 | Giovanni de Dondi 32 | Proto-clocks |
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 Chapter 2, continued33 | *Science and Civilization in China* 34 | Su Sung's book 35 | Su Sung's great device 36 | Chimera of perpetual motion machines 37 | Most sensitive barometer |  Chapter 2, continued38 | Antiquarian parochialism 39 | Geared wheels 40 | *Hydrostatics* 41 | Antikythera Mechanism 42 | Tentative account 43 | Computing machine 44 | Chance survivors 45 | Half-gust of fortune 46 | One leg of science 47 | Complete elucidation 48 | The baggage of Cicero |  Automata and the Origins of Mechanis and Mechanistic Philosophy49 | Nodal role 50 | Mechanism 51 |Primitive animism 52 | Contrived statues 53 Cosmological simulacra 54 | Greek Miracle 55 | Simulate the heavens 56 | Tower of winds 57 | Trivial toys |
 Chapter 3, continued58 | Jackwork of imitation 59 | Chain or string 60 | Perpetual motion 61 | Villard de Honnecourt 62 | Principle of the equatorium 63 | L’Horloge 64 | Orderly movement reproduced 65 | Mechanistic philosophy 66 | Use of gears 67 | Significant liason 68 | Simulating the cosmos 69 | Automaton 70 | Straight and steady |  Chapter 4, continued71 | Gestalt 72 | Curious symbolisms 73 | Speak louder than words 74 | Figurate to literate 75 | Talismans 76 | Tetrasomia 77 | Tessellations in Antiquity 78 | Tower of Winds 79 | Tetrabiblos 80 | Astrological horoscope 81 | Triplicities 82 | Magic square 83 | T E N E T 84 | Quintessence 85 | Boolean diagram 86 | Heptamychos 87 | Points 88 | Horoscope 89 | Diagrams 90 | Zodiac 91 | Alchemical symbols |  Renaissance Roots of Yankee Ingenuity93 | If you don't itch 94 | Method 95 | Heroes 96 | Mr. Boyle |
 Chapter 5, continued97 | Latin 98 | Printing 99 | of Luther 100 | Books |  Chapter 5, continued101 | Instrument makers 102 | Invisible college 103 | Samuel Pepys 104 | Operator |  Chapter 5, continued105 | Cyclotrons 106 | Sufficient maturity 107 | Ingenious mechanicians 108 | Scientific contexts 109 | Enthusiastic amateurs |
 Chapter 5, continued110 | Land Grant Act of 1862 111 | Rittenhouse 112 | Sureyors 113 | Clockmakers 114 | Burnap |  Chapter 5, concluded115 | Michelson-Morley |  The Difference Between Science and Technology117 | * A Boy's Life...* 118 | Technological gap 119 | Awakening antiscientism 120 | Astray deliberately 121 | Incidental discovery 122 | Getting there first 123| More latitude 124 | Arbitrary property 125 | Superman |
 Chapter 6, continued126 | Jigsaw puzzle 127 | Advertisements 128 | Ignoramometer 129 | State of the art 130 | Peaks not typical 131 | Pure learning 132 | Produce the 80% 133 | What nature will give you 134 | Abraham Flexner |  Mutations of Science137 |Chronicle instead of a history 138 | Suprascientific 139 | Unity |  Chapter 7, continued140 | Phlogiston 141 | In the attic 142 | A sixth sense 143 | Potent serpent |
 Chapter 7, continued144 | Brilliant failures 145 | Cathode rays 146 | Barium platinocyanide 147 | Fluorescent 148 | Roentgen rays 149 | Various crystals alone |  Chapter 7, continued150 | Little charged particles 151 | 1896 152 | Nobel 153 | Polarization 154 | N rays 155 | Optical Illusion 156 | Spectrascope 157 | *Nature* 158 | Analgesic 159 | Mass hallucination 160 | Limit of fitness |  Diseases of Science161 | *Laws* 162 | Array 163 | Verifiability 164 | *Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London* 165 | Curve of Growth 166 | Number of Journals |
 Chapter 8, continued167 | Information problem 168 | Palliative 169 | Obeyed for very long 170 | Proportional 171 | Steadily doubled 172 | Physics abstracts |  Chapter 8, continued173 | Successive phases 174 | Crudest measure |  Chapter 8, continued175 | Distribution of productivity 176 | Still with us 177 | Entailed 178 | Electrical engineering |
 Chapter 8, continued179 | *The Education of Henry Adams* 180 | Ceilings of scientists 181 | Uniform development 182 | Larger place in our lives 183 | Die on its feet 184 | Universities founded 185 | Manpower difficulties in science 186 | Provide the aspirin 187 | Smaller segment 188 | Three Doublings |  Chapter 8, concluded189 | Section of the tail 190 | Look rather different 191 | What we do 192 | Tactics and strategy 193 | Province to do so 194 | Science of science 195 | Economists and political scientists |  Epilogue197 | Idiotes 198 | Becoming deficient 199 | Ex cathedra 200 | Apt analogue 201 | Good work 202 | Lessor of two evils 203 | Steer by the light 204 | Holds many attractions 205 | Feeder 206 | Humanities of Science 207 | Kicked upstairs 208 | Not a mystery |
