The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1793 - Books |
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Page 123
... body of a large mullet , and sometimes to the flat body of a fting - ray . With refpect to the feather'd tribe , the parrot prevails ; we have fhot birds with the head , neck , and bill of a parrot , and with the fame variety of the ...
... body of a large mullet , and sometimes to the flat body of a fting - ray . With refpect to the feather'd tribe , the parrot prevails ; we have fhot birds with the head , neck , and bill of a parrot , and with the fame variety of the ...
Page 482
... body , as matter , but with the powers of body ; for all moving powers are immaterial fubftances ; not indeed the fame with mind , but fomething like it . By these powers , the foul is connected with its own body ; and , in confequence ...
... body , as matter , but with the powers of body ; for all moving powers are immaterial fubftances ; not indeed the fame with mind , but fomething like it . By these powers , the foul is connected with its own body ; and , in confequence ...
Page 525
... body : but the action of affinity is between the heterogeneous molecules of two different bodies . Caloric is that which produces the fenfation of heat ; it is contained in all bodies in nature ; on which account , ftri & tly fpeaking ...
... body : but the action of affinity is between the heterogeneous molecules of two different bodies . Caloric is that which produces the fenfation of heat ; it is contained in all bodies in nature ; on which account , ftri & tly fpeaking ...
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