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Side 102
... motion of the air ; either at the first , or after . But you must attentively distinguish between the local motion of the air ; which is but vehiculum causæ , a carrier of the sounds , and the sounds themselves , conveyed in the air ...
... motion of the air ; either at the first , or after . But you must attentively distinguish between the local motion of the air ; which is but vehiculum causæ , a carrier of the sounds , and the sounds themselves , conveyed in the air ...
Side 123
... motion and stirring ; for pu- trefaction asketh rest : for the subtle motion which putrefaction requireth , is disturbed by any agitation ; and all local motion keepeth bodies integral , and their parts together ; as we see that turning ...
... motion and stirring ; for pu- trefaction asketh rest : for the subtle motion which putrefaction requireth , is disturbed by any agitation ; and all local motion keepeth bodies integral , and their parts together ; as we see that turning ...
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... motion , and | the rest in order , the higher the slower ; and so are compelled to imagine a double motion : whereas how evident is it , that that which they call a con- trary motion , is but an abatement of motion . The fixed stars ...
... motion , and | the rest in order , the higher the slower ; and so are compelled to imagine a double motion : whereas how evident is it , that that which they call a con- trary motion , is but an abatement of motion . The fixed stars ...
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BOOK | viii |
Valerius Terminus of the Interpretation | viii |
PHILOSOPHICAL WORKS | xli |
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