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... inquiry , or what subjects are to be inquired into first , what second ; ( 6. ) of the limits of inquiry , or an inventory of all the natures in the universe ; ( 7. ) of reducing inquiries to practice , or making them subservient to ...
... inquiry , or what subjects are to be inquired into first , what second ; ( 6. ) of the limits of inquiry , or an inventory of all the natures in the universe ; ( 7. ) of reducing inquiries to practice , or making them subservient to ...
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... inquiry which is made by anatomy , I find much deficience : for they inquire of the parts , and their sub- stances , figures , and collocations ; but they inquire not of the diversities of the parts , the secrecies of the passages , and ...
... inquiry which is made by anatomy , I find much deficience : for they inquire of the parts , and their sub- stances , figures , and collocations ; but they inquire not of the diversities of the parts , the secrecies of the passages , and ...
Side 245
... inquiry tendeth to two ends : first , for use ; as to make iron soft by the fire makes it malleable . Secondly , because induration is a degree towards fixation , and mollification towards volatility ; and therefore the inquiry of them ...
... inquiry tendeth to two ends : first , for use ; as to make iron soft by the fire makes it malleable . Secondly , because induration is a degree towards fixation , and mollification towards volatility ; and therefore the inquiry of them ...
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BOOK | viii |
Valerius Terminus of the Interpretation | viii |
PHILOSOPHICAL WORKS | xli |
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