Significats de William Gilbert en anglès

Many and great talkers have I known, but William Gilbert, at this time, exceeded them all.

But immediately after the Renaissance, William Gilbert, the private physician of Queen Elizabeth, wrote his famous treatise on the character and behaviour of Magnets.

For two days we watched as he and a man the BBC understands to be William Gilbert worked in the garden and washed cars.

In 1600 William Gilbert, son of a gentleman, and physician to Queen Elizabeth, wrote a book on terrestrial magnetism which founded the science of electricity.

William Gilbert, he supposed, though he had never seen the man in person.

William Gilbert, De Magnete, translated by P. Fleury Motteley, London, 1893.

William Gilbert was a fine type of the sixteenth-century physician, a Colchester man, educated at St. John's College, Cambridge.