Worcester / Venice / Paris / London / Florence / /
Company
George Adams / Pierre / Thomas Tompion / Science History Publications Ltd / Erasmus Habermehl / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Netherlands / France / Russia / United Kingdom / Spain / /
Currency
GBP / USD / /
Facility
British Museum / Rudolphine court / /
IndustryTerm
printing press / intellectual property law / copyright law / law lagging / intellectual property tool / clear practical applications / oil-eating bacteria / problem-solving devices / instrument maker / optical systems / advertisement tool / clock-making technologies / main early modern systems / specific product / time-keeping devices / computer software / legal tools / technology transfer policies / amateur instrument maker / differentiated products / ingenious devices / famous early modern instrument maker / printing privileges / wondrous mechanical devices / favourite makers / legal and administrative tools / printing industry / involved makers / prolific maker / technology transfer role / /
Organization
Bavarian court / Harvard University / House of Solomon / Rudolphine court / Senate / Venetian Senate / Royal Society / /
Person
Jacob Debaufre / Robert Hooke / Francis Smethwick / Richard Dyer / Charles II / Elias Huetter / Blaise Pascal / Christoph Schissler / John Dollond / Francis Watkins / Edward Booth / Caspar Strobel / Eric Ash / Christine MacLeod / Blair / Christiaan Huygens / Rudolph II / Edmund Bruce / Galileo / Daniel Quare / MARIO BIAGIOLI / Abraham Hill / Juan de Herrera / Edward Wright / Gemma Frisius / Philip II / William Houghton / Etienne / Christof Markgraf / Pierre Debaufre / Peter Dollond / /
Position
single author / librarian and amateur instrument maker / early modern instrument maker / Emperor / producer / distinguished clockmaker / prince / King / instrument maker / designer / treasurer / architect and engineer / famous architect and engineer / /
ProgrammingLanguage
Pascal / /
Region
southern Europe / central Europe / /
Technology
clock-making technologies / certain technology / /
Hist. Sci., xlivFROM PRINT TO PATENTS: LIVING ON INSTRUMENTS IN EARLY MODERN EUROPE Mario Biagioli Harvard University