Italy produces most historians believe the monks or craftsmen in Pisa (or perhaps Venice), and the first form of eyeglasses around 1285-1289. The magnifying glass to read in the bones, metal, leather or stabilizers, in the form of two small magnifying glasses with handles placed together to form an inverted "V" shape that can be balanced on the bridge of the nose.
The first specific mention of glasses in 1289 Italian manuscript written by a member of the family of de Popozo. The author wrote, "I am weak so I'm at the age without the glasses known as spectacles, I will not be able to read or write."
In 1306, Giordano da Rivalto - monk in Pisa, Italy - noted in a sermon, "Not yet twenty years since the art of making eyeglasses, and one of the arts most useful on the ground, and discovered I have seen myself and. I talked with the man who made her first" . But did not mention the name of the inventor.Rivalto coined the word occhiali (glasses) and use began to spread throughout Italy and Europe.
According to the Italian researcher Carlo Dati (1619-1676) many years later to read the entry on the invention of glasses in the Proceedings of the Latin written in 1313 in a monastery in Pisa. He described the passage in an article submitted to the Crusca della Academia, and the community of scholars in Florence: "Among these restrictions on the facts, in the context of 1313, it is recorded that in this Monastery of St. Catherine, lived there and died monk Alessandro bifida, a monk of the nature of the most excellent and most of the mind sharp, understood everything he heard or saw his work,When the event that someone else was first invented eyeglasses and is not ready to connect to the invention of others, all by himself and he made them a good spirit to share it with everyone. "
Maybe this is the monk Alessandro cleft of Pisa, Italy, which we should thank for the gift of glasses. e Translate for my:
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