Melchior Inchofer or Imhofer, in Hungarian: Inchofer Menyhért (c. 1584 – 28 September 1648) was an Austrian-Hungarian Jesuit. He played an important part in the trial of Galileo, by his arguments, later published in his Tractatus Syllepticus, that Galileo was an advocate of the Copernican system. His role in the Galileo affair is being reassessed in the light of fresh documentary evidence.[1]
^"New light on the Galileo affair". www.unav.es. Archived from the original on 2006-09-11.
MelchiorInchofer or Imhofer, in Hungarian: Inchofer Menyhért (c. 1584 – 28 September 1648) was an Austrian-Hungarian Jesuit. He played an important part...
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persecutions suffered by the Catholics there. Oreggi, together with MelchiorInchofer and Zaccaria Pasqualigo, studied the Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief...
enthusiastic response to the work came from Kircher's fellow Jesuit, MelchiorInchofer, who had been appointed as its censor. Normally censors wrote succinct...
used for mummy wrappings in Ptolemaic Egypt. Cerbu, Thomas (2001). "MelchiorInchofer, "Un homme fin & rusé"". Largo Campo di Filosofare: Eurosymposium...
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