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Pagina 204
... caufe ( p . 72 ) is used , both by philofophers and the vulgar , in two fenfes which are widely different . When it is faid , that every change in nature indicates the operation of a cause , the word caufe expreffes fomething which is ...
... caufe ( p . 72 ) is used , both by philofophers and the vulgar , in two fenfes which are widely different . When it is faid , that every change in nature indicates the operation of a cause , the word caufe expreffes fomething which is ...
Pagina 331
... caufe to account for it : it is a conftant effect , which would ceafe , and the body be no longer hard , if that caufe fhould ceafe to act . - The vis inertia of body is nothing pofitive , diftinct from and fuperadded to the nature of ...
... caufe to account for it : it is a conftant effect , which would ceafe , and the body be no longer hard , if that caufe fhould ceafe to act . - The vis inertia of body is nothing pofitive , diftinct from and fuperadded to the nature of ...
Pagina 536
... caufe , and praying for its fuccefs , he told the Deity that a week hence the enemy would addrefs him in the fame ... caufe matter will remain either in motion , or at reft , till its ftate be changed by fome external caufe , he lays it ...
... caufe , and praying for its fuccefs , he told the Deity that a week hence the enemy would addrefs him in the fame ... caufe matter will remain either in motion , or at reft , till its ftate be changed by fome external caufe , he lays it ...
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