The scientific personality of Galileo / Stillman Drake.
Note galileane:
Isis CB, 96/1192 "'It is argued that the personalities of scientists are important to the history of science when the origins of a discipline are concerned. Galileo's personality is related to phases of his work in respect of ambition, prudence, pugnacity, and conscience. His attitudes toward experimental precision and mathematical laws of physics are considered in terms of temperamental traits and related to science considered as a process of successive approximation'. From the summary"
Physis A. 11, fasc. 1-4 (1969), p. 181-194