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... colour cometh of scarcity of nourishment ; except in flowers that are only white , and admit no other colours . 507. It is good therefore to see what natures do accompany what colours ; for by that you shall have light how to induce colours ...
... colour cometh of scarcity of nourishment ; except in flowers that are only white , and admit no other colours . 507. It is good therefore to see what natures do accompany what colours ; for by that you shall have light how to induce colours ...
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... colours ; for aqua fortis , oil of vitriol , & c . only aim at in the two rules of axioms before re- more manifestly , and many other substances more membered , but more nearly also than that which obscurely , do consist of very unequal ...
... colours ; for aqua fortis , oil of vitriol , & c . only aim at in the two rules of axioms before re- more manifestly , and many other substances more membered , but more nearly also than that which obscurely , do consist of very unequal ...
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... colours , showing in what cases they hold , and in what they deceive : which , as it cannot be done but out of a very universal knowledge of the nature of things , so being performed , it so cleareth man's judgment and election , as it ...
... colours , showing in what cases they hold , and in what they deceive : which , as it cannot be done but out of a very universal knowledge of the nature of things , so being performed , it so cleareth man's judgment and election , as it ...
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BOOK | viii |
Valerius Terminus of the Interpretation | viii |
PHILOSOPHICAL WORKS | xli |
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