Yes, Isaac Newton did write a glossary of physics. It was titled "A Dictionary of Terms in Natural Philosophy" and was published posthumously in 1721.
The purpose of Newton's glossary was to provide definitions and explanations of key terms and concepts used in natural philosophy, which is the study of the physical world.
While some of the terminology may have changed over time, many of the concepts and principles discussed in Newton's glossary are still relevant and used in modern physics.
Newton's glossary is considered one of the earliest and most influential scientific glossaries. It is more comprehensive and detailed compared to other glossaries of the same time period.
Yes, Newton's glossary of physics is available online through various digital archives and libraries. Some versions may have been updated and modernized for easier understanding.