De Novis Inventis, Quorum Accuratiori Cultui Facem Praetulit Antiquitas, Tractatus: Secundum Ductum Disciplinarum, Facultatum Atque Artium In Gratiam (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781174984389)

De Novis Inventis, Quorum Accuratiori Cultui Facem Praetulit Antiquitas, Tractatus, by Georg Pasch, explores the new inventions that owe their refinement to antiquity. This treatise, "Concerning New Inventions, the Development of Which Was Advanced by Antiquity," is arranged according to disciplines, faculties, and arts, and crafted for the curious reader. Pasch delves into the historical context of these inventions, examining their roots in ancient knowledge and their subsequent evolution.

This work offers insights into the intellectual landscape of the Renaissance, showcasing the era's fascination with classical learning and its application to contemporary innovation. Scholars of history, science, and technology will find this a valuable resource for understanding the interplay between ancient wisdom and emerging discoveries.

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