Siris: A Chain of Philosophical Reflexions and Inquiries Concerning the Virtues of Tar Water, and Divers Other Subjects Connected Together and Arising One from AnotherDublin printed, London re-printed, for W. Innys, C. Hitch, and C. Davis, 1744 - 174 pages |
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Page 108
... laws of attraction and repulfion are to be regarded as laws of motion , and these only as rules or methods obferved in the productions of natural effects , the efficient and final caufes where- of are not of mechanical confideration ...
... laws of attraction and repulfion are to be regarded as laws of motion , and these only as rules or methods obferved in the productions of natural effects , the efficient and final caufes where- of are not of mechanical confideration ...
Page 109
... laws of mo- tion . 233. Others fuppofe that God did more at the beginning , having then made the feeds of all ve- getables and animals , containing their folid or- ganical parts in miniature , the gradual filling and evolution of which ...
... laws of mo- tion . 233. Others fuppofe that God did more at the beginning , having then made the feeds of all ve- getables and animals , containing their folid or- ganical parts in miniature , the gradual filling and evolution of which ...
Page 110
... laws . The natural or mechanic philofopher en- deavours to difcover thofe laws by experiment and reafoning . But what is faid of forces refiding in bodies whether attracting or repelling , is to be regarded only as a mathematical ...
... laws . The natural or mechanic philofopher en- deavours to difcover thofe laws by experiment and reafoning . But what is faid of forces refiding in bodies whether attracting or repelling , is to be regarded only as a mathematical ...
Page 111
... law of nature and motion doth not ob- tain between it's particles and those of the floating vapours ? A drop of water ... laws of thefe motions are various . And when it is faid , that all the motions and changes in the great world arife ...
... law of nature and motion doth not ob- tain between it's particles and those of the floating vapours ? A drop of water ... laws of thefe motions are various . And when it is faid , that all the motions and changes in the great world arife ...
Page 112
... laws , how can these forces ( a ) 153 , 162. ( 6 ) 154 , 220. ( c ) 148 . or or laws be changed , and this change accounted for [ 112 ]
... laws , how can these forces ( a ) 153 , 162. ( 6 ) 154 , 220. ( c ) 148 . or or laws be changed , and this change accounted for [ 112 ]
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