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... body , which being mixed , cannot be properly assigned to the sciences of either . This knowledge hath two branches : for as all leagues and amities consist of mutual intelligence and mutual offices , so this league of mind and body ...
... body , which being mixed , cannot be properly assigned to the sciences of either . This knowledge hath two branches : for as all leagues and amities consist of mutual intelligence and mutual offices , so this league of mind and body ...
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... body , and in the whole body of the air , and suffereth it not to conspireth with the spirit of the body to dissolve it . remain in vapour , whereby it might breed rain . The second is , that the body adjacent and ambient be not ...
... body , and in the whole body of the air , and suffereth it not to conspireth with the spirit of the body to dissolve it . remain in vapour , whereby it might breed rain . The second is , that the body adjacent and ambient be not ...
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... body , be it air , liquor , or whatsoever else . And this last , by two means : either by ingress of the substance of the ambient body into the body putrified ; or by excitation and solicitation of the body putrified , and the parts ...
... body , be it air , liquor , or whatsoever else . And this last , by two means : either by ingress of the substance of the ambient body into the body putrified ; or by excitation and solicitation of the body putrified , and the parts ...
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BOOK | viii |
Valerius Terminus of the Interpretation | viii |
PHILOSOPHICAL WORKS | xli |
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