[dleviwing]

Originally Posted by RascalPuff

I'm referring to the three page preface to Newton's Principia Mathematica, which don't require any translation when they're written in English to an English speaking person, which, I think includes you... sir.

I would think that the title would give you a clue Kent; Newton’s book was written in Latin as was most books of that era. Sir Edmond Haley provided the first translation to English around 1687 or so. There were only 400 prints at the time so if you have one, you can sell it and give up writing for a living.

BTW: Thanks for the spell checking; I’m sure it will provide a worthwhile occupation for you. Would you care to check my other posts for type-O’s??