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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... heat of the sun . So others there are that would prove the heavens not to be round , out of that place , Psalm civ . 2. He stretched out the heavens like a curtain . So Procopius also was of opinion , that the earth was founded upon the ...
... heat of the sun . So others there are that would prove the heavens not to be round , out of that place , Psalm civ . 2. He stretched out the heavens like a curtain . So Procopius also was of opinion , that the earth was founded upon the ...
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... heat . Diogenes the philosopher was hence per- suaded , that those scorching heats had burnt the moon into the form of a pumice - stone . 3. I answer , That there have been some alterations ob- served there ; witness those comets which ...
... heat . Diogenes the philosopher was hence per- suaded , that those scorching heats had burnt the moon into the form of a pumice - stone . 3. I answer , That there have been some alterations ob- served there ; witness those comets which ...
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... heat and enkindle the ad- joining air , which is imagined to be the reason of that ele- ment . The arguments that are commonly urged to this purpose , arc these . 1. That which was before alleged concerning the re- fractions which will ...
... heat and enkindle the ad- joining air , which is imagined to be the reason of that ele- ment . The arguments that are commonly urged to this purpose , arc these . 1. That which was before alleged concerning the re- fractions which will ...
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... heat , and influence from all the rest . " Unto this " Nicholas Hill , a countryman of ours , was inclined , * Exerc . 62 . + De facie Lunæ . Instit . ad discip . plat . Cal . Rhodig . 1. 1. c . 4 . § Cusa de doct , ign . 1. 2. cap . 12 ...
... heat , and influence from all the rest . " Unto this " Nicholas Hill , a countryman of ours , was inclined , * Exerc . 62 . + De facie Lunæ . Instit . ad discip . plat . Cal . Rhodig . 1. 1. c . 4 . § Cusa de doct , ign . 1. 2. cap . 12 ...
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... heat by far upon the land , than upon the water . Now as for that experiment , where it is said , that the waters have a greater brightness than the land ; I answer , It is true only there where they represent the image of the sun , or ...
... heat by far upon the land , than upon the water . Now as for that experiment , where it is said , that the waters have a greater brightness than the land ; I answer , It is true only there where they represent the image of the sun , or ...
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