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Page 148
... bodies while they indicate the same temperature , it seems to follow that each kind of matter has its peculiar affinity for heat but we find that this affinity is increased or diminished when a body experiences any remarkable change in ...
... bodies while they indicate the same temperature , it seems to follow that each kind of matter has its peculiar affinity for heat but we find that this affinity is increased or diminished when a body experiences any remarkable change in ...
Page 264
... body constitutes the man ; and that there can be no continuation of the same person without a continua- tion of the ... body in the way which he did , when there was a particular reason which rendered such a resurrection necessary in his ...
... body constitutes the man ; and that there can be no continuation of the same person without a continua- tion of the ... body in the way which he did , when there was a particular reason which rendered such a resurrection necessary in his ...
Page 321
... body enters , it cannot , for want of light , be seen , and the body , thus falling within the shadow , is said to be eclipsed . Hence , then , three bodies concur to form an Eclipse , viz . the lumi- neus body , the opake body causing ...
... body enters , it cannot , for want of light , be seen , and the body , thus falling within the shadow , is said to be eclipsed . Hence , then , three bodies concur to form an Eclipse , viz . the lumi- neus body , the opake body causing ...
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Bagdad Pachalik of description of 515 | 9 |
Duke Letter to | 32 |
Duppas Life of Michel Angelo | 43 |
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