by Isaac Newton (Author)
This groundbreaking work by the English scientist Isaac Newton is one of the most important works in the history of science. Published in 1687, it laid the foundations for modern physics and mathematics, introducing the concept of gravity and explaining the movements of celestial bodies. This edition includes the first three sections and part of the seventh section of the work, with extensive annotations and commentary to help readers understand the significance and context of Newton's ideas.
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