Here, at last, Newton got the opportunity to study the works of Copernicus, Kepler, and Galileo, and here he had at least one good teacher, the distinguished mathematician Isaac Barrow. His university work was not outstanding and he had, in fact, such difficulties with geometry that he almost changed his course of study from science to law. However, Barrow did recognize that Newton had ability.
Come on... Every author creates its own Newton... In contrast to his science.
