Siris: A Chain of Philosophical Reflexions and Inquiries Concerning the Virtues of Tar WaterReprinted for W. Innys, 1744 - 174 pages |
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... sense . 131 , It feems impoffible to determine the figures of particular falts . All acid folvents together with the diffolved bodies are apt to shoot into certain figures . And the figures , in which the foffil falts crystallize , have ...
... sense . 131 , It feems impoffible to determine the figures of particular falts . All acid folvents together with the diffolved bodies are apt to shoot into certain figures . And the figures , in which the foffil falts crystallize , have ...
Page 80
... sense . It is that occult , univer- fal nature , and inward invifible force , which actu- ates and animates the whole world , and was wor- fhipped by the ancients under the name of Saturn ; which Voffius judges , not improbably , to be ...
... sense . It is that occult , univer- fal nature , and inward invifible force , which actu- ates and animates the whole world , and was wor- fhipped by the ancients under the name of Saturn ; which Voffius judges , not improbably , to be ...
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... sense ; to wit , that air being lefs gross than o- ther bodies , is of a middle nature , and therefore more fit to receive the impreffions of a fine æthe- rial fire ( b ) , and impart them to other things . Ac- cording to the antients ...
... sense ; to wit , that air being lefs gross than o- ther bodies , is of a middle nature , and therefore more fit to receive the impreffions of a fine æthe- rial fire ( b ) , and impart them to other things . Ac- cording to the antients ...
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... of phy- fical agents , which in a strict sense are none at all ; and in fuppofing real forces to exift in bodies , in ( g ) 241 , 242. ( r ) 237 , 238 . which which , to fpeak truly , attraction and repulfion fhould ( 117 )
... of phy- fical agents , which in a strict sense are none at all ; and in fuppofing real forces to exift in bodies , in ( g ) 241 , 242. ( r ) 237 , 238 . which which , to fpeak truly , attraction and repulfion fhould ( 117 )
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... sense : it is an act of the mind . The fame thing in a different con- ception is one or many . Comprehending God and the creatures in one general notion , we may say that all things together make one universe , or r wav . But if we ...
... sense : it is an act of the mind . The fame thing in a different con- ception is one or many . Comprehending God and the creatures in one general notion , we may say that all things together make one universe , or r wav . But if we ...
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