The Mathematical and Philosophical Works of the Right Rev. John Wilkins, Late Lord Bishop of Chester: II. That it is probable our earth is one of the planetsVernor and Hood, 1802 |
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... absurd as the former ; for the apostles , saith he , travelled through the whole habitable world , but they never passed the equinoctial || : and if you answer , that they are said to go through all the earth , because they went through ...
... absurd as the former ; for the apostles , saith he , travelled through the whole habitable world , but they never passed the equinoctial || : and if you answer , that they are said to go through all the earth , because they went through ...
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... absurdity of that foolish superstition . I remember that Ludovicus Vives relates a more ridiculous story of a people ... absurd and impossible , not only to the vulgar , but to those also who are otherwise wise men and excellent scholars ...
... absurdity of that foolish superstition . I remember that Ludovicus Vives relates a more ridiculous story of a people ... absurd and impossible , not only to the vulgar , but to those also who are otherwise wise men and excellent scholars ...
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... absurd with the former , and both of them sound rather like fables , than philosophical truths . You may commonly see how this latter does contradict frequent and easy experience ; for it is observed , that that spot which is perceived ...
... absurd with the former , and both of them sound rather like fables , than philosophical truths . You may commonly see how this latter does contradict frequent and easy experience ; for it is observed , that that spot which is perceived ...
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... assertion , as an equal * Plut . de plac . phil . 1. 2. c . 13 . Diog . Laert . 1. 2. & l . 9 . + Ibid . c . 25 . § Div . Inst . 1. 3. c . 13 . absurdity to that of Anaxagoras , who affirmed the snow THAT THE MOON MAY BE A WORLD . 43.
... assertion , as an equal * Plut . de plac . phil . 1. 2. c . 13 . Diog . Laert . 1. 2. & l . 9 . + Ibid . c . 25 . § Div . Inst . 1. 3. c . 13 . absurdity to that of Anaxagoras , who affirmed the snow THAT THE MOON MAY BE A WORLD . 43.
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John Wilkins. absurdity to that of Anaxagoras , who affirmed the snow to be black but no wonder ; for in the very next chapter it is , that he does so much deride the opinion of those who thought there were antipodes . So that his ...
John Wilkins. absurdity to that of Anaxagoras , who affirmed the snow to be black but no wonder ; for in the very next chapter it is , that he does so much deride the opinion of those who thought there were antipodes . So that his ...
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