 | Philippe Pinel - 1806 - 368 頁
...EXPEDIENT EMPLOYED IN THE CURE OF A MECHANICIAN. 26. A CELEBRATED watchmaker, at Paris, (see page 26,) was infatuated with the chimera of perpetual motion, and to effect this discovery, he set 68 to work with indefatigable ardour. From unremitting attention to the object of his enthusiasm coinciding... | |
 | 1836 - 866 頁
...celebrated Pinel, physician to the Bicetre, in Paris, during the revolution and the republic. This man was infatuated with the chimera of perpetual motion,...discovery he set to work with indefatigable ardour. From unremitting attention to the object of his enthusiasm, coinciding with the influence of revolutionary... | |
 | Edward J. Wood - 1866 - 464 頁
...suggestion to watchmakers, as to the construction of a watch which should move always without winding up. The celebrated French physician, Pinel, relates the...that he had been guillotined, that his head had been mixed with those of some other victims, and that the judges, repenting of their cruel verdict, had... | |
 | John Timbs - 1866 - 340 頁
...A PERPETUAL-MOTION SEEKER. The celebrated French physician, Pinel, relates the case of a watchmaker who was infatuated with the chimera of Perpetual Motion,...discovery, he set to work with indefatigable ardour. From unremitting attention to the object of his enthusiasm, coinciding with the influence of revolutionary... | |
 | John Timbs - 1875 - 614 頁
...A Perpetual-Motion Seeker. The celebrated French physician, Pinel, relates the case of a watchmaker who was infatuated with the chimera of Perpetual Motion, and to effect this discover}', he set to work with indefatigable ardour. From unremitting attention to the object of his... | |
 | 1866 - 590 頁
...A PERPETUAL MOTION SEEKER. The celebrated French physician, Pinel, relates the caae of a watchmaker who was infatuated with the chimera of Perpetual Motion,...discovery, he set to work with indefatigable ardour. From unremitting attention to the object of his enthusiasm, coinciding with the influence of revolutionary... | |
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Paris, . . . was infatuated with the chimera of perpetual motion, and to effect this discovery, he set to work with indefatigable ardour. From unremitting attention to the object of his enthusiasm coinciding with the influence of revolutionary disturbances,... 