The Wisdom of God Manifested in the Works of the Creation: In Two Parts. Viz. The Heavenly Bodies, Elements, Meteors, Fossils, Vegetables, Animals (beasts, Birds, Fishes and Insects), More Particularly in the Body of the Earth, Its Figure, Motion, and Consistency; and in the Admirable Structure of the Bodies of Man and Other Animals; as Also in Their Generation, &c. With Answers to Some Objections |
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Page 132
... received or contained the Honey . Then fhe makes the particular Cells most Geometri- cally and Artificially , as the famous Mathema- tician Pappus demonftrates in the Preface to his third Book of Mathematical Collections . First of all ...
... received or contained the Honey . Then fhe makes the particular Cells most Geometri- cally and Artificially , as the famous Mathema- tician Pappus demonftrates in the Preface to his third Book of Mathematical Collections . First of all ...
Page 149
... received into thefe Bladders is by the heat of the Body extended into twice or thrice the Di- menfions of the external , and fo must needs add a lightness to the Body . And the Bird when fhe would defcend , may either comprefs this Air ...
... received into thefe Bladders is by the heat of the Body extended into twice or thrice the Di- menfions of the external , and fo must needs add a lightness to the Body . And the Bird when fhe would defcend , may either comprefs this Air ...
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... , or Bird of Paradife , which in the former Age was ge- nerally received and accepted for true , even by the Learned , it is now discover'd to be a Fable , and 1 " and rejected and exploded by all Men : Part I. 155 in the Creation .
... , or Bird of Paradife , which in the former Age was ge- nerally received and accepted for true , even by the Learned , it is now discover'd to be a Fable , and 1 " and rejected and exploded by all Men : Part I. 155 in the Creation .
Page 175
... received a short Life , but have made it fo ; neither do we want time , but are prodigal of it . And did but young Men fill up that time with thefe Studies , which lies upon their Hands , which they are incum- bred with , and troubled ...
... received a short Life , but have made it fo ; neither do we want time , but are prodigal of it . And did but young Men fill up that time with thefe Studies , which lies upon their Hands , which they are incum- bred with , and troubled ...
Page 184
... received of any other , but poffeffeth eternally and originally of himfelf . And in- deed , ( with Reverence be it spoken ) what elfe can we imagine the ever Blefled Deity to de- light and take Complacency in for ever , but his own ...
... received of any other , but poffeffeth eternally and originally of himfelf . And in- deed , ( with Reverence be it spoken ) what elfe can we imagine the ever Blefled Deity to de- light and take Complacency in for ever , but his own ...
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