The Mathematical and Philosophical Works of the Right Rev. John Wilkins, Late Lord Bishop of Chester: II. That it is probable our earth is one of the planetsVernor and Hood, 1802 |
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... vapours that are exhaled unto it . You see these ancients thought the heavens to be so far from this imagined incorruptibility , that rather like the weakest bodies they stood in need of some continual nou- rishment , without which they ...
... vapours that are exhaled unto it . You see these ancients thought the heavens to be so far from this imagined incorruptibility , that rather like the weakest bodies they stood in need of some continual nou- rishment , without which they ...
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... vapours , those do convey an imperfect mixed light upon the waters . Thus the moon being in the earth's shadow , and the sun - beams which are round about it not being able to come directly unto her body ; yet some second rays there are ...
... vapours , those do convey an imperfect mixed light upon the waters . Thus the moon being in the earth's shadow , and the sun - beams which are round about it not being able to come directly unto her body ; yet some second rays there are ...
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... vapours ; which you may com- monly see refuted in the Commentators on the books De Cœlo . Vitellio and Reinoldus affirm the spots to be the thicker parts of the moon , into which the sun cannot infuse much light ; and this ( say they ) ...
... vapours ; which you may com- monly see refuted in the Commentators on the books De Cœlo . Vitellio and Reinoldus affirm the spots to be the thicker parts of the moon , into which the sun cannot infuse much light ; and this ( say they ) ...
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... vapours , which though they are afterwards turned into water , yet while they remain there , they are only the matter of that element , which may as well be fire , or earth , or air . 2. Those vapours are not above the expansum , but in ...
... vapours , which though they are afterwards turned into water , yet while they remain there , they are only the matter of that element , which may as well be fire , or earth , or air . 2. Those vapours are not above the expansum , but in ...
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... vapours hide their appear- ance ; for there is an orb of thick vaporous air that doth immediately compass the body of the moon ; which though it have not so great opacity , as to terminate the sight , yet being once enlightened by the ...
... vapours hide their appear- ance ; for there is an orb of thick vaporous air that doth immediately compass the body of the moon ; which though it have not so great opacity , as to terminate the sight , yet being once enlightened by the ...
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