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... matter , fuppofing it capable of act- ing where it is not , and to affirm , at the fame time , that all matter is inert , that is inactive , and that even the Deity cannot act but where he is prefent , because his power cannot be but ...
... matter , fuppofing it capable of act- ing where it is not , and to affirm , at the fame time , that all matter is inert , that is inactive , and that even the Deity cannot act but where he is prefent , because his power cannot be but ...
Page 288
... matter which was wholly expended in the first experiment in heating and evaporating the mix- ture , was in the fecond experiment expended to a certain part of it and projected in the form of light . As luminous matter is emitted during ...
... matter which was wholly expended in the first experiment in heating and evaporating the mix- ture , was in the fecond experiment expended to a certain part of it and projected in the form of light . As luminous matter is emitted during ...
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... matter , the original fire , and the abfolute neceffity of all actions and events : -while , on the other fide , they alfo maintained the existence of a rational power in this matter , a formation of the world according to wifdom and ...
... matter , the original fire , and the abfolute neceffity of all actions and events : -while , on the other fide , they alfo maintained the existence of a rational power in this matter , a formation of the world according to wifdom and ...
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