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Pagina 249
... substance in which irritability exclu- sively resides : but at the same time he admits that it only possesses this property when attached to nerves and blood- vessels . The great force which the muscular fibre is capable of exerting ...
... substance in which irritability exclu- sively resides : but at the same time he admits that it only possesses this property when attached to nerves and blood- vessels . The great force which the muscular fibre is capable of exerting ...
Pagina 341
... substance contained an acid , of the nature of which the author is ignorant , an unctuous animal substance resembling in some respects spermaceti , and a considerable quantity of iron . From experiments made to ascertain the effects of ...
... substance contained an acid , of the nature of which the author is ignorant , an unctuous animal substance resembling in some respects spermaceti , and a considerable quantity of iron . From experiments made to ascertain the effects of ...
Pagina 374
... substance , " says Dr. Watts , " is a being which can subsist by itself , without depend- ing upon any other created being . The notion of subsisting by itself gives occasion to logicians to call it substance . " Why the idea of self ...
... substance , " says Dr. Watts , " is a being which can subsist by itself , without depend- ing upon any other created being . The notion of subsisting by itself gives occasion to logicians to call it substance . " Why the idea of self ...
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