[575] Op. xv. (Viviani), p. 360.
[576] Op. vii. pp. 238, 239; xiii. pp. 267-332; xv. pp. 358-360.
[577] See his letters to Galileo in 1639 and 1640. (Op. x. pp. 336, 339, 340, 350, 351, 362, 363, 382, 383, 402, 419, 420; also xv. (Viviani), pp. 356, 357.)
[578] Op. vii. pp. 240, 241.
[579] Comp. Op. vii. pp. 243-254. In 1648 Renieri was intending to bring out Galileo’s calculations about the satellites of Jupiter, and their application to navigation, which he had completed by long years of labour, when his death occurred after a short illness. The papers were then lost, but were afterwards discovered by Albèri, who arranged them and incorporated them in the “Opere di Galileo Galilei,” v.
[580] Comp. Galileo’s letter to Daniele Spinola of 19th Man, 1640. (Op. vii. pp. 256-258.)
[581] Letter from Prince Leopold de’ Medici to Galileo, 11th Mar., 1640. (Op. vii. p. 254.)
[582] Op. vii. pp. 261-310; iii. pp. 190-237.
[583] See this correspondence. (Op. vii. pp. 317-333, 336-350, 352-358.) Liceti published a large book in 1642, in reply to Galileo’s letter to Prince Leopold de’ Medici. The latter, in which Galileo had made some alterations, was, with his consent, printed with Liceti’s reply.
[584] Op. vii p. 360.