The material consists of the Physics courseIntroductio ad physicam specialem, in usum juventutis academicae conscripta1696, and a transcript in both Latin and English along with circa 20 copies of sketches.
Material relating to William Black of Aberdeen
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- ReferenceGB 237 Coll-795
- Dates of Creation1693-1696
- Language of MaterialLatin English, Latin.
- Physical Description1 box, 1 manuscript volume.
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Administrative / Biographical History
William Black was a Regent (Professor) at Kings College, Aberdeen. He first appeared in Aberdeen University records as a Regent for the Tertian class (3rd year Arts course), 1684-1685. He was then the Regent of the Magistrand (final year) class, 1685-1686. Professor Black set about writing a course in Physics for the University.
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Accession no. E99.02.
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