For if the experiments which I relate be accurate, the science of colours will be a new one; for although colours have been observed from antiquity, yet the cause of their productions has remained unknown to this day.
Laws of motion and gravity
From 'Opticks', Book I, Part I, Proposition I, Theorem I
1704
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