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Page 108
... particular errors , and the exposure of particular absurdities : it serves to hold up a mirror to the mind , in which the error is forcibly seen in the excess of its obliquity , and the absurdity in the height of its extravagance . The ...
... particular errors , and the exposure of particular absurdities : it serves to hold up a mirror to the mind , in which the error is forcibly seen in the excess of its obliquity , and the absurdity in the height of its extravagance . The ...
Page 482
... particular section of the issuing vein , was correct , but that it is not true with respect to the mean velocity of the particles of the fluid ; or , which is the same , with respect to the area of the orifice . In order to determine ...
... particular section of the issuing vein , was correct , but that it is not true with respect to the mean velocity of the particles of the fluid ; or , which is the same , with respect to the area of the orifice . In order to determine ...
Page 494
... particular genus , very dis- tinct from the other floating polypes , by reason of their articulated stem , but it should seem that this genus is very numerous in spe- cies ; for the columns which form the entrochi of our collections are ...
... particular genus , very dis- tinct from the other floating polypes , by reason of their articulated stem , but it should seem that this genus is very numerous in spe- cies ; for the columns which form the entrochi of our collections are ...
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