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... fecond Dipodia of the Param . Anapafticus . V. 26. Ayerns baglaeos Afxwo . We re- marked , that , if the fecond fyllable of ayns were long , this verfe was an Ionic , a min . with an Epitrit . prim . in the first place ; but that , if ...
... fecond Dipodia of the Param . Anapafticus . V. 26. Ayerns baglaeos Afxwo . We re- marked , that , if the fecond fyllable of ayns were long , this verfe was an Ionic , a min . with an Epitrit . prim . in the first place ; but that , if ...
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... fecond of time , a velocity of 32 feet per fecond , it follows , that the weight P will in the fame time have acquired in its defcent a velocity of 16's feet in a fecond only . Hence he deduces , in a very perfpicuous and fatisfactory ...
... fecond of time , a velocity of 32 feet per fecond , it follows , that the weight P will in the fame time have acquired in its defcent a velocity of 16's feet in a fecond only . Hence he deduces , in a very perfpicuous and fatisfactory ...
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... fecond , which comes more clofely to the point , is , that were the fact even established on the ftrongest evidence , it is not fufficient to account for the origin of mountains fo conftituted and compofed as those which we obferve on ...
... fecond , which comes more clofely to the point , is , that were the fact even established on the ftrongest evidence , it is not fufficient to account for the origin of mountains fo conftituted and compofed as those which we obferve on ...
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