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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... object , would it not be incon- venient and dangerous to admit of such opinions that do destroy those principles of Aristotle which all the world hath so long followed ? This question is much controverted by some of the Romish divines ...
... object , would it not be incon- venient and dangerous to admit of such opinions that do destroy those principles of Aristotle which all the world hath so long followed ? This question is much controverted by some of the Romish divines ...
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... object , that the fire which we commonly use does always tend upwards ; I answer , This cannot prove that there is a natural place for such an element , since our adversaries themselves do grant , that culinary and elemen- tary fire are ...
... object , that the fire which we commonly use does always tend upwards ; I answer , This cannot prove that there is a natural place for such an element , since our adversaries themselves do grant , that culinary and elemen- tary fire are ...
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... object that the light which is conveyed to any diaphanous part in a plain superficies , must be by a continued line ; whereas here there appear many brighter parts among the obscure at some distance from the rest : to this he answers ...
... object that the light which is conveyed to any diaphanous part in a plain superficies , must be by a continued line ; whereas here there appear many brighter parts among the obscure at some distance from the rest : to this he answers ...
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... object , that this will not consist with that which was before delivered , where I said , that the thinnest parts had least light . If this were true , how comes it to pass then that this ait should be as light as any of the other parts ...
... object , that this will not consist with that which was before delivered , where I said , that the thinnest parts had least light . If this were true , how comes it to pass then that this ait should be as light as any of the other parts ...
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... object hides that which is more obscure . But as they do always in their mutual vicissitudes participate of one another's light so also do they partake of the same defects and ' darkenings ; for when our moon is eclipsed , then is their ...
... object hides that which is more obscure . But as they do always in their mutual vicissitudes participate of one another's light so also do they partake of the same defects and ' darkenings ; for when our moon is eclipsed , then is their ...
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