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DUHAMEL, JEAN BAPTISTE (1624-1706) , French physicist, was born in 1624 at Vire in Normandy. He studied at Caen and Paris; wrote at eighteen a tract
great
Marne
almoner to the king, and in 1666 perpetual secretary to the newly founded Academy of Sciences. He died on the 6th of August 1706. He published among other works: Astronomia physica (1660) and De meteoris et fossilibus {1660), both in ,dialogue form; De consensu veteris et novae philosophiae (1663); De corporum a8ectionibus (1672); De mente human (1673); Regiae scientiarum Academiae historic, 1666-1696 (1698), new edition brought down to 1700 (1701); Institutiones biblicae (1698); followed by annotated editions
Psalms
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