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[[has appointment::Fellow]] of [[is appointed at::Queens’ College, Cambridge]]; mathematician, and philosopher.  Bequeathed his library of ca. 600 volumes to Queens’, where a contemporary inventory survives.
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[[occupation::Fellow]] of [[education::Queens’ College, Cambridge]]; [[occupation::mathematician]], and [[occupation::philosopher]].   
<cite>ODNB</cite>.  M. Feingold, ''The mathematicians’ apprenticeship'', 1984, 53.  J. Saveson, The library of John Smith, the Cambridge Platonist, ''Notes & Queries'' 203 (1958), 215-6.
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Bequeathed his library of ca. [[bequest::600 volumes]] to [[beneficiary::Queens' College, Cambridge|Queens’]], where a contemporary inventory survives.
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Hutton, Sarah. [https://doi.org/10.1093/ref:odnb/25838 "Smith, John (1618–1652), philosopher."] ''Oxford Dictionary of National Biography''.  M. Feingold, ''The mathematicians’ apprenticeship'', 1984, 53.  J. Saveson, The library of John Smith, the Cambridge Platonist, ''Notes & Queries'' 203 (1958), 215-6.
  
  
 
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John SMITH 1618-52

Biographical Note

Fellow of Queens’ College, Cambridge; mathematician, and philosopher.

Books

Bequeathed his library of ca. 600 volumes to Queens’, where a contemporary inventory survives.

Sources

Hutton, Sarah. "Smith, John (1618–1652), philosopher." Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. M. Feingold, The mathematicians’ apprenticeship, 1984, 53. J. Saveson, The library of John Smith, the Cambridge Platonist, Notes & Queries 203 (1958), 215-6.