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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... appear unto us IV . That divers learned men have fallen into great absur- dities , whilst they have looked for the grounds of phi- losophy from the words of scripture 159 174 V. That the words of scripture , in their proper and strict ...
... appear unto us IV . That divers learned men have fallen into great absur- dities , whilst they have looked for the grounds of phi- losophy from the words of scripture 159 174 V. That the words of scripture , in their proper and strict ...
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... appearing in the water , was covered with a cloud as the ass was drink- ing ; for which the poor beast was afterward brought to the bar , to receive a sentence according to his deserts ; where the grave senate being set to examine the ...
... appearing in the water , was covered with a cloud as the ass was drink- ing ; for which the poor beast was afterward brought to the bar , to receive a sentence according to his deserts ; where the grave senate being set to examine the ...
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... appear so : and hence it comes to pass , that many more evident truths seem incredible , to such who know not the causes of things . You may as soon persuade some country peasants that the moon is made of green cheese , ( as we say ) as ...
... appear so : and hence it comes to pass , that many more evident truths seem incredible , to such who know not the causes of things . You may as soon persuade some country peasants that the moon is made of green cheese , ( as we say ) as ...
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... appearing multiplicity from its particular matter . You may see this point more largely handled , and these arguments more fully answered by Plu- tarch in his book , " Why Oracles are silent , " and Jacob Carpentarius in his comment on ...
... appearing multiplicity from its particular matter . You may see this point more largely handled , and these arguments more fully answered by Plu- tarch in his book , " Why Oracles are silent , " and Jacob Carpentarius in his comment on ...
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... appear than as they are , as when he calls the moon one of the greater lights § , whereas it is the least that we can see in the whole heavens . So afterwards speaking of the great rain which drowned the world , he says , the win- dows ...
... appear than as they are , as when he calls the moon one of the greater lights § , whereas it is the least that we can see in the whole heavens . So afterwards speaking of the great rain which drowned the world , he says , the win- dows ...
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