Siris: a chain of philosophical reflexions and inquiries concerning the virtues of tar water. [Another] |
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Page 63
... element , is difcer nible alfo in many parts of the earth , particularly in foffils , fuch as fulphur , vitriol , and alum , it was already obferved from Homberg , that this acid is never found pure , but hath always fulphur joined with ...
... element , is difcer nible alfo in many parts of the earth , particularly in foffils , fuch as fulphur , vitriol , and alum , it was already obferved from Homberg , that this acid is never found pure , but hath always fulphur joined with ...
Page 64
... element operate without ceafing things that have life , whether animal or keeping their fibres , veffels , and fluids in always changing ; as heat , cold , moisture and other causes alter the elasticity of the ai accounts , it must be ...
... element operate without ceafing things that have life , whether animal or keeping their fibres , veffels , and fluids in always changing ; as heat , cold , moisture and other causes alter the elasticity of the ai accounts , it must be ...
Page 68
... element , but a mafs or mixtur the most heterogeneous and even oppof other ( m ) , which become air , by aco ... elements , each hath been anciently held . In Plutarch was the opinion of Heraclitus , that th fire was a birth to air , and ...
... element , but a mafs or mixtur the most heterogeneous and even oppof other ( m ) , which become air , by aco ... elements , each hath been anciently held . In Plutarch was the opinion of Heraclitus , that th fire was a birth to air , and ...
Page 69
... element of air . It follows alfo , that on the high- eft mountains air fhould be more rare than in pro- portion to the vulgar rule , of the fpaces being re- ciprocally as the preffures : and fo in fact it is faid to have been found , by ...
... element of air . It follows alfo , that on the high- eft mountains air fhould be more rare than in pro- portion to the vulgar rule , of the fpaces being re- ciprocally as the preffures : and fo in fact it is faid to have been found , by ...
Page 75
... element of ¿thereal fire or light feems to comprehend , in a mixed ftate , the feeds , the natural caufes and forms ( g ) of all fublunary things , The groffer bodies feparate , attract , and repel the feveral conftituent particles of ...
... element of ¿thereal fire or light feems to comprehend , in a mixed ftate , the feeds , the natural caufes and forms ( g ) of all fublunary things , The groffer bodies feparate , attract , and repel the feveral conftituent particles of ...
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