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Page 21
... relates to equilibriums . He tells us , that his reafons for writing this Memoir were , that in treating of equilibriums ( where no moving bodies act on each other , or are any way concerned in the enquiry ) , writers , on the me ...
... relates to equilibriums . He tells us , that his reafons for writing this Memoir were , that in treating of equilibriums ( where no moving bodies act on each other , or are any way concerned in the enquiry ) , writers , on the me ...
Page 79
... relates to the fciences is comprized under the letter S ( verbo SCIENCE ) , or all that relates to the arts under the letter A ( verbo ARTS ) , in the fame manner , as he hath allotted full two - thirds of his work to the word REGULA ...
... relates to the fciences is comprized under the letter S ( verbo SCIENCE ) , or all that relates to the arts under the letter A ( verbo ARTS ) , in the fame manner , as he hath allotted full two - thirds of his work to the word REGULA ...
Page 157
... relates the morbid symptoms it occafions , giving feveral cafes at length ; and concludes with the most rational means of relief . On the whole , the work , though short , is inftructive and fatisfactory , and well worth the perufal of ...
... relates the morbid symptoms it occafions , giving feveral cafes at length ; and concludes with the most rational means of relief . On the whole , the work , though short , is inftructive and fatisfactory , and well worth the perufal of ...
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