That work was published, long after his death, in two independent scholarly editions: Even though it appeared twenty years earlier, Bopp's edition of Fatio's manuscript is the more complete of the two. The full Latin text of Fatio's 1728 eclogue on Newton, along with an English translation and commentary, was published in: Notes Other sources External links Fatio de Duillier, N.: De la cause de la Pesanteur, 1690–1701, Bopp edition. On pp. 19–22 is an introduction by Bopp (in German). Fatio's paper starts at the end of p. 22 (in French). Fatio de Duillier, N.: De la Cause de la Pesanteur, 1690–1743, Gagnebin edition. For an introduction by Gagnebin, see Introduction Fatio de Duillier, N.: "Letters no. 2570, pp. 384–389 and 2582, pp. 407–412, 1690, Huygens Oeuvres, Vol. IX. These letters contain the first written expositions of his gravitational theory. Huygens gave an answer in letter no. 2572) MathPages – Nicolas Fatio and the Cause of Gravity Mathematicians from the Republic of Geneva 18th-century Swiss mathematicians 17th-century scientists from the Republic of Geneva 18th-century scientists from the Republic of Geneva Fellows of the Royal Society Swiss Protestants 1664 births 1753 deaths 17th-century Swiss astronomers 18th-century Swiss inventors Clockmakers from the Republic of Geneva Scientists from Basel-Stadt 17th-century Swiss mathematicians 18th-century Swiss astronomers