Siris: A Chain of Philosophical Reflexions and Inquiries Concerning the Virtues of Tar WaterReprinted for W. Innys, 1744 - 174 pages |
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... system of tubes and veffels , containing feveral forts of fluids . And as fluids are moved through the veffels of animal bodies , by the fyftole and diastole of the heart , the alternate expanfion and condenfation of the air , and the ...
... system of tubes and veffels , containing feveral forts of fluids . And as fluids are moved through the veffels of animal bodies , by the fyftole and diastole of the heart , the alternate expanfion and condenfation of the air , and the ...
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... system . 177. It is allowed by all , that the Greeks deri- ved much of their philofophy from the Eastern na tions . And Heraclitus is thought by fome to have drawn his principles from Orpheus , as Or- pheus did from the Ægyptians ; or ...
... system . 177. It is allowed by all , that the Greeks deri- ved much of their philofophy from the Eastern na tions . And Heraclitus is thought by fome to have drawn his principles from Orpheus , as Or- pheus did from the Ægyptians ; or ...
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... system . By virtue of this life the great maffes are held together in their orderly courfes , as well as the minuteft particles governed in their natural motions , according to the feveral laws of attraction , gravity , electricity ...
... system . By virtue of this life the great maffes are held together in their orderly courfes , as well as the minuteft particles governed in their natural motions , according to the feveral laws of attraction , gravity , electricity ...
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... system , there ' seems to be nothing atheistical or im- pious in this fuppofition . 288. Number is no object of sense : it is an act of the mind . The fame thing in a different con- ception is one or many . Comprehending God and the ...
... system , there ' seems to be nothing atheistical or im- pious in this fuppofition . 288. Number is no object of sense : it is an act of the mind . The fame thing in a different con- ception is one or many . Comprehending God and the ...
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... system of the religion and fuperfti- tion of the Ægyptians , Ifis on her throne poffeffeth the center of the table . Which may feem to fig- nify , that the univerfe or row was the center of the ancient fecret religion of the Ægyptians ...
... system of the religion and fuperfti- tion of the Ægyptians , Ifis on her throne poffeffeth the center of the table . Which may feem to fig- nify , that the univerfe or row was the center of the ancient fecret religion of the Ægyptians ...
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