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... giveth the greater sound ; but a treble string , if harding music , of musical sounds , whereunto there may strucken , will be heard much farther off . And the cause is , for that the base string striketh more air , and the treble less ...
... giveth the greater sound ; but a treble string , if harding music , of musical sounds , whereunto there may strucken , will be heard much farther off . And the cause is , for that the base string striketh more air , and the treble less ...
Side 106
... giveth also a purling sound . 171. But a lute - string , if it be merely unequal in its parts , giveth a harsh and untunable sound ; which strings we call false , being bigger in one place than in other ; and therefore wire strings are ...
... giveth also a purling sound . 171. But a lute - string , if it be merely unequal in its parts , giveth a harsh and untunable sound ; which strings we call false , being bigger in one place than in other ; and therefore wire strings are ...
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... giveth an excellent yellow ; quicksilver an excellent green ; tin giveth an excel- lent azure likewise in their putrefactions or rusts ; as vermilion , verdigrease , bise , cirrus , & c . and like- | wise in their vitrifactions . The ...
... giveth an excellent yellow ; quicksilver an excellent green ; tin giveth an excel- lent azure likewise in their putrefactions or rusts ; as vermilion , verdigrease , bise , cirrus , & c . and like- | wise in their vitrifactions . The ...
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Valerius Terminus of the Interpretation | viii |
PHILOSOPHICAL WORKS | xli |
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