Professor Robert Iliffe: List of publications

Newton's unusual — or even downright heretical — religious opinions were well known to a number of his contemporaries. For over two centuries the exact nature of his religious beliefs was a matter of intense debate, but by the middle of the nineteenth century it was public knowledge that he had held highly unorthodox conceptions of the Trinity. Until the early 1970s, very few of Newton's private theological researches had been made publicly available, and scholars did not determine his views with any precision. However, in the last few years millions of words from his previously unpublished religious writings have become publicly available, making it possible to offer a considered account of their content, and to assess what they tell us about the man.

In "Newton & the Netherlands" Newton's sudden success is analyzed in great depth and put into a new perspective.

An online edition of Isaac Newton's theological, personal and mathematical papers. Contains over 5 million words and 200 previously unpublished documents from Newton's archive <a href="http://www.newtonproject.sussex.ac.uk/">http://www.newtonproject.sussex.ac.uk/</a>

NEWTON AND NEWTONIANISM New Studies Edited by JAMES E. FORCE and SARAH HUTTON Founding Directors: P. Dibon† (Paris) and R.H. Popkin (Washington University, St. Louis, UCLA) Director: Sarah Hutton (Middlesex University,...