Siris: a chain of philosophical reflexions and inquiries concerning the virtues of tar water. [Another] |
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... universe . " 168. If we may credit Plutarch , Empedocles thought æther or heat to be Jupiter . Æther by the ancient philofophers was used to fignify pro mifcuously fometimes fire and fometimes air . For they diftinguished two forts of ...
... universe . " 168. If we may credit Plutarch , Empedocles thought æther or heat to be Jupiter . Æther by the ancient philofophers was used to fignify pro mifcuously fometimes fire and fometimes air . For they diftinguished two forts of ...
Page 97
... universe , intimates that this fame occult invifible fire or light is , as it were , the fight of the mundane foul . And Plo- tinus , in his fourth Ennead , fheweth it to be his opinion , that the world feeth it felf and all it's 13 N ...
... universe , intimates that this fame occult invifible fire or light is , as it were , the fight of the mundane foul . And Plo- tinus , in his fourth Ennead , fheweth it to be his opinion , that the world feeth it felf and all it's 13 N ...
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... universe rous and expansive motion . 211. If we may believe Diogenes Pythagoræan philofophers thought certain pure heat or fire , which had vine in it , by the participation wher came allied to the gods . And acco Platonifts , heaven is ...
... universe rous and expansive motion . 211. If we may believe Diogenes Pythagoræan philofophers thought certain pure heat or fire , which had vine in it , by the participation wher came allied to the gods . And acco Platonifts , heaven is ...
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... universe ( a ) . Which , though present to all things , is not nevertheless one way received by all ; but variously imbibed , attracted , and fecreted by the fine capillaries , and exquifite ftrainers in the bodies of plants and ani ...
... universe ( a ) . Which , though present to all things , is not nevertheless one way received by all ; but variously imbibed , attracted , and fecreted by the fine capillaries , and exquifite ftrainers in the bodies of plants and ani ...
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... , in his third Ennead , that t faging is in fome fort . the reading of r denoting order , and that so far forth a tains in the universe , there may be And in reality , he that foretells the m nt , e ? gi- me in tion udge Eyel ( 120 )
... , in his third Ennead , that t faging is in fome fort . the reading of r denoting order , and that so far forth a tains in the universe , there may be And in reality , he that foretells the m nt , e ? gi- me in tion udge Eyel ( 120 )
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