Encyclopædia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 11. köide,2. osaColin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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Page 437
... manner , till all the portions are thrown in and Ellaying of Finally , destroy the remaining Silver . confumed in the lead . lead with a stronger fire . " Break your ore into a rough powder , and put a centner of it into the teft : put ...
... manner , till all the portions are thrown in and Ellaying of Finally , destroy the remaining Silver . confumed in the lead . lead with a stronger fire . " Break your ore into a rough powder , and put a centner of it into the teft : put ...
Page 600
... manner of its own exiftence , ne- ceffity means , that the thing , of which it is affirmed , exifts after fuch a manner as that it never could in time pafl have been non - exiflent , or can in time future ceafe to be . Thus , every ...
... manner of its own exiftence , ne- ceffity means , that the thing , of which it is affirmed , exifts after fuch a manner as that it never could in time pafl have been non - exiflent , or can in time future ceafe to be . Thus , every ...
Page 791
... manner , making large motions in a circular or lateral direction , refting from time to time , if the pains are gone ; and if not , always waiting for the natural ef- forts . When advanced as far as the breech , the body , if not ...
... manner , making large motions in a circular or lateral direction , refting from time to time , if the pains are gone ; and if not , always waiting for the natural ef- forts . When advanced as far as the breech , the body , if not ...
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