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Ral Zamudio Soria


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He was born on January 4, 1643 in Woolsthorpe,Lincolnshire, England. On that date, the Julian calendar wasused and it was up to December 25, 1642, the day of the birth

was premature Navidad.1 apparently was born so small thatno one thought would achieve live long. His life was indanger at least a week, was baptized only on January 1, 1643,January 12 in the calendar gregoriano.2

The house where he was born and lived his youth is locatedon the west side of the valley of the River Witham, below theplateau of Kesteven, towards the town of Grantham.Limestone is gray, the same material is on the plateau. It is

shaped like the letter T in which thick stroke longer is thekitchen and the lobby and is located at the junction of thetwo trazos.3 Its entrance is off-center and is located betweenthe lobby and the room and is geared towards stairs leading

to two bedrooms upstairs.


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His parents were Isaac Newton and Hannah Ayscough, twopeasants Puritans. He never knew his father, having died inOctober 1642. When her mother remarried Barnabas Smith hadno intention of picking up a child of three years, left him by his

grandmother, with whom he lived until the death of his stepfatherin 1653. This was possibly a traumatic event for Isaac, was the lossof the mother not having known the Father. Her grandmothernever gave him a fond memory and until his death went

unnoticed. The same happened to the grandfather who seemednot exist until it was discovered that was also present in the houseand Newton corresponded to affection in the same way, itdeshered.4

Wrote a list of their sins and included one particular:"Threatening my father and mother Smith to burn them and theirhome." He did nine years after the death of stepfather proving thatthe scene was seared into the memory of Newton. The actions ofthe stepfather, who refused to take him to live with him until he

was ten years could motivate this odio.5


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When Barnabas Smith died, his mother returned to the familyhome accompanied by two children she had with this man, butfamily togetherness lasted only less than two years, Isaac was sentto study at school The King's School in Grantham at the age of

twelve . What is known at this stage is that studied Latin, Greekand some basics of geometry and arithmetic. It was the usualprogram of study of a primary school at the time. His teacher wasMr. Stokes, who had a good reputation as educador.6

In 1659 he bought a notebook, paperback called at the time, whereon the first page he wrote in Latin "Martij 19, 1659" (March 19,1659), represented the period between 1659 to 1660 whichcoincided with the period of his return to his hometown and most

of his writings are dedicated to "Utilissimum prosodiaesupplementum", years after the collection of King's CollegeKeynes is an edition of Pindar with Newton's signature and dated1659. In Babson Collection pops back Ovid's Metamorphosesdated that same year.7


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Primary studies were useful for Newton, work on mathematics werewritten in Latin, like the writings on natural philosophy. The knowledgeof Latin was allowed contact with European scientists. Basic arithmetichardly have offset a poor level of latn.8 At that time another importantmatter was the study of the Bible and read in classicallanguages supporting classic studies program and expanding theProtestant faith in England. In the case of Isaac studying this issuetogether with the library of his stepfather lego could have made animaginary journey begin strange seas of Teologa.9

During his stay in Grantham stayed at the house of Mr. Clark in the High

Street near the George Inn. I had to share the home with three otherchildren, Edward, Arthur and girl, children of the first husband of the

wife of Mr. Clark. In childhood he had, Isaac seemed to get along withother people their age. Growing up in an atmosphere of isolation withtheir grandparents and possible jealousy that caused him to their peers

their intellectual superiority and caused him difficulties led him to makemischief after he denied several hecho.10 One of his friends, WilliamStukeley was dedicated Newton gathering information on your stay inGrantham and children concluded that it was too astute and thoughtthat took advantage of them because of their mental agility far beyond

that of them.10


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Among his deepest interests were alchemy and religion,topics that his writings in volume far outweigh his scientificwritings. Among his religious opinions defending Arianism

and was convinced that the Scriptures had been raped tosupport Trinitarian doctrine. This caused serious problems tobe part of Trinity College in Cambridge and religious ideascould be prevented director of the College. Among hisalchemical studies were esoteric subjects as thetransmutation of the elements, the philosopher's stone andthe elixir of life.


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