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Pagina 206
We must ask , also , why does not the moon yield heat as well as light ; and why
do we not see its dark side ; or , rather , why one side is dark at the time of a new
moon ? With respect , also , to the cause of the diurnal rotation as above stated ...
We must ask , also , why does not the moon yield heat as well as light ; and why
do we not see its dark side ; or , rather , why one side is dark at the time of a new
moon ? With respect , also , to the cause of the diurnal rotation as above stated ...
Pagina 391
... derived from the Greek xepxos , a circle , whence also the Latin words circus
and circulus . '• Cis . This preposition expresses limitation of space , from the spot
where we are supposed to be to some distance not exceeding the nearest side of
...
... derived from the Greek xepxos , a circle , whence also the Latin words circus
and circulus . '• Cis . This preposition expresses limitation of space , from the spot
where we are supposed to be to some distance not exceeding the nearest side of
...
Pagina 392
Rome , in opposition to Gallia Transpadana , or Gaul on the other side of it . It is
usually prefixed to proper names of places , as rivers , mountains , & c . ; in which
respect it differs from citra , which is used more promiscuously , as citra cruorem ...
Rome , in opposition to Gallia Transpadana , or Gaul on the other side of it . It is
usually prefixed to proper names of places , as rivers , mountains , & c . ; in which
respect it differs from citra , which is used more promiscuously , as citra cruorem ...
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