Boyle. Basic Section Structure.
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Title
Boyle. Basic Section Structure.
Subject
Science -- Early works to 1800.
Description
Here is a basic chronological layout of each section of "Some Considerations Touching the Usefullnesse of Experimental Naturall Philosophy."
1) The chapter (essay) of the book discussing a specific topic
2) "Citations" section -- what we would call footnotes; expanding on the citations seen in the margins of the essay
3) "Errata" -- small corrections, mostly to the structure of the section; placed directly after the main content of the essay because reprinting was costly, and errors were noted after the printing of the essay
4) "Index" -- a page-by-page chapter summary of the essay
1) The chapter (essay) of the book discussing a specific topic
2) "Citations" section -- what we would call footnotes; expanding on the citations seen in the margins of the essay
3) "Errata" -- small corrections, mostly to the structure of the section; placed directly after the main content of the essay because reprinting was costly, and errors were noted after the printing of the essay
4) "Index" -- a page-by-page chapter summary of the essay
Creator
Boyle, Robert
Source
Tisch Special Collections Q155.B71663, v. 1
Publisher
Tufts University. Tisch Library.
Date
1663
Format
Image/jpeg
Language
eng
Type
image
Coverage
1663
Files
Collection
Citation
Boyle, Robert, “Boyle. Basic Section Structure.,” Tufts Libraries Omeka, accessed April 16, 2024, https://omeka.library.tufts.edu/items/show/150.