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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... falls under the Rules of Art . London , 1646 , 1647 , 1651 , 1653 , and 1675 , oc- tavo . 7. Discourse concerning the Beauty of Provi- dence , in all the rugged Passages of it . London , 1649 , in twelves ; and in 1677 , the fifth ...
... falls under the Rules of Art . London , 1646 , 1647 , 1651 , 1653 , and 1675 , oc- tavo . 7. Discourse concerning the Beauty of Provi- dence , in all the rugged Passages of it . London , 1649 , in twelves ; and in 1677 , the fifth ...
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... fall upwards to the earth ? and do we " admire the hanging orchards amongst the seven wonders , " whereas here the philosophers have made the fields and seas , the cities and mountains hanging ? " What shall we think ( saith he in Plut ...
... fall upwards to the earth ? and do we " admire the hanging orchards amongst the seven wonders , " whereas here the philosophers have made the fields and seas , the cities and mountains hanging ? " What shall we think ( saith he in Plut ...
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... fall asleep , when one of its eyes began to wink , and therefore they would do what they could by loud sounds to rouse it from its drowsiness , and keep it awake ; by bright torches , to bestow that light upon it which it began to lose ...
... fall asleep , when one of its eyes began to wink , and therefore they would do what they could by loud sounds to rouse it from its drowsiness , and keep it awake ; by bright torches , to bestow that light upon it which it began to lose ...
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... fall down to this centre , and so mutually the air and fire here ascend to those regions in the other ; which must needs much derogate from the providence of nature , and cause a great disorder in his works . But ratio hæc est minimè ...
... fall down to this centre , and so mutually the air and fire here ascend to those regions in the other ; which must needs much derogate from the providence of nature , and cause a great disorder in his works . But ratio hæc est minimè ...
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... fall , but an ascension , şince it is moved from its own place ; and this would be impossible ( saith Ruvio † ) because against nature , and there- fore no more to be feared than the falling of the heavens . If you reply , that then ...
... fall , but an ascension , şince it is moved from its own place ; and this would be impossible ( saith Ruvio † ) because against nature , and there- fore no more to be feared than the falling of the heavens . If you reply , that then ...
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