The Philosophical and Physical Opinions, written by her Excellency the Lady Marchioness of Newcastle

William Wilson, 1663 - 458 pagina's

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Chap	1

What makes Arguing and Diſputing borb with a Mans Self	3

of the Motions that make Sickneſs	7

Of the Grounds or Principles of Only matter	9

Tbe Manner of Motion or Diſorder in Madness	13

Of the Increaſe and Decay of Knowledge	15

of the Spotted Feaver eſpecially the Spotted Plague	19

Of Notions	21

Of Pleaſure and Pain	58

The Rational Figures as Thoughts made in the Head ibid 18 Of the Rational motions in the Heart or fucb Lower Parts	59

The Deſire of Fame	61

Chap	62

The Knowledge of Diſeaſes	68

Chap Fol 4 Of Motions	97

Many Motions go to the Producing of one Thing or to one End	98

Of the Six Principal Motions	100

Chap Fol 21 The Produced partakes of the Producer	22

Of the ſeveral Creating motions and matter	23

in Creations	24

Of the Motion of Animate matter	25

Of the Loadftone	26

Of Congbs	27

Of Hearing Seeing and the other Senfes	28

Of Double Tides	30

in Creations of Men or Animal Kind	31

Of Infancy Youth and Full Growth	33

Of Decay or Age	36

Of Death	37

Animals	38

Of Convulſions and Cramps	39

ó Of Local Motions and Shapes as alſo of ſeveral Shapes amongst 7 Of the External Animal motions	40

Of Mans particular Shape	41

Of the Mind	42

of ſeveral sorts of Vapors	43

of the Mind and Body of Man	45

Of the Sound or Noiſe in the Head	46

Of the Communication or Information between the Mind and Body as between the Senſe and Reaſon	47

The Difference of Salt and Freſh water	49

The Imitations between the Senſitive motions of the Body and the Rational motions in the Mind	51

of the Various motions in the ſeveral Parts of Man	52

Of the Coberence of ſeveral Motions in ſeveral Parts of a Mans Body	54

Of the Ebbing and Flowing of Animate matter	55

Of Motions in the Head and other Parts of a Mans Body	57

Of ſeveral strengths ibid 9 Of the Agility of Animate matter	104

Of Repeating one and the ſame Work and of Varieties	106

Of Creation and Diſſolving of Nature	108

Of Sympathy and Antipathy which is to Agree or Diſagree to Joyn or to Croſs	110

Theres no Supreme Knowledge ILI	113

The Advantages of ſome Figures and ſome Degrees of Matter and Motion over others	116

Of Figures in Figures	118

of the Gloomy Figures and Figures of Parts and one Piece	120

Of Round and Square Figarės and tbeir Motions	123

Of Heavy and Light Bodies	124

Of Bodies that are apt to Aſcend or Deſcend	125

Why Heavy bodies Deſcend more eaſily and freely than Light bodies Aſcend	127

The Obſervations of Human ſenſe and reaſon	129

Of Change	132

The Different Degrees of one and the ſame Kind or Sort of De grees of Matter and Changes of Motions	134

0f Tranſmutation	136

Of Metamorphoſing of Animals and Vegetables	137

The Metamorphoſing of the Exterior Form of ſome Figures	140

Of Fixed and Looſe Elements	141

Of Looſe Humors and Elements	142

The Change of Motions	144

Of Lines ibid 33 Of Circles	146

of the Extenſion and Contraction of CircleFigures or Circle Lines	147

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Titel	The Philosophical and Physical Opinions, written by her Excellency the Lady Marchioness of Newcastle
Auteur	Margaret Cavendish Duchess of Newcastle
Uitgever	William Wilson, 1663
Oorspronkelijk uit	The British Library
Gedigitaliseerd	22 maart 2016
Lengte	458 pagina's

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