From Laplace, 1799:

Assume an intelligence that at a given moment
knows all the forces that animate nature as well as the momentary
positions of all things of which the universe consists, and further
that it is sufficiently powerful to perform a calculation based on Jim
these data. It would then include in the same formulation the
motions of the largest bodies in the universe and those of the
smallest atoms. To it, nothing would be uncertain. Both future and
past would be present before its eyes.

Ref: Ivars Peterson, Newton's Clock, p. 229