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Whether of these is the greater 2. To resume passive good , it receiveth a sub- good is a question controverted ; but whether division of conservative and perfective . For let man's nature may not be capable of both , is a us take a ...
Whether of these is the greater 2. To resume passive good , it receiveth a sub- good is a question controverted ; but whether division of conservative and perfective . For let man's nature may not be capable of both , is a us take a ...
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... by which the predom- velocity or greater or less speed with which they inant and governing parts of any body check , revolve ; 5. the direction of the motion as from subdue , reduce , and regulate the others , and east to west ...
... by which the predom- velocity or greater or less speed with which they inant and governing parts of any body check , revolve ; 5. the direction of the motion as from subdue , reduce , and regulate the others , and east to west ...
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... density abhor motion , um ( namely , that the same bodies could not and their only tendency is not to move , which otherwise comprehend , and fill greater and less nature they preserve , although excited and spaces ) is false .
... density abhor motion , um ( namely , that the same bodies could not and their only tendency is not to move , which otherwise comprehend , and fill greater and less nature they preserve , although excited and spaces ) is false .
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ADVANCEMENT OF LEARNING Page I | 1 |
First Book 1 Second Book | 29 |
NOVUM ORGANUM Page | 107 |
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