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 92
... observed , that fire , in order to become fen- fible , must have fome fubject to act upon . This being penetrated and agitated by fire affects us with light , heat , or fome other fenfible alteration . And this fubject fo wrought upon ...
... observed , that fire , in order to become fen- fible , must have fome fubject to act upon . This being penetrated and agitated by fire affects us with light , heat , or fome other fenfible alteration . And this fubject fo wrought upon ...
Page 158
... , remotely and confequentially , in- deed , ( though not inconfiderably . Have not the ( b ) 290 , 293 , 297 , 319 . ( * ) 264 , 294 . polemic 1 q · polemic and fcholaftic philofophy been observed to produce ( 158 ) 1 ...
... , remotely and confequentially , in- deed , ( though not inconfiderably . Have not the ( b ) 290 , 293 , 297 , 319 . ( * ) 264 , 294 . polemic 1 q · polemic and fcholaftic philofophy been observed to produce ( 158 ) 1 ...
Page 159
... observed to produce controverfies in law and religion ? And have not Fatalifm and Sadducifm gained ground , during the general paffion for the corpufcularian and mechanical philofophy , which hath prevailed for about a century ? This ...
... observed to produce controverfies in law and religion ? And have not Fatalifm and Sadducifm gained ground , during the general paffion for the corpufcularian and mechanical philofophy , which hath prevailed for about a century ? This ...
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