Salusbury, Thomas, Mathematical collections and translations (Tome I), 1667
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                pernicus.</cell>
                <cell>491</cell>
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                <cell>The
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                Earth ſecundum totum
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                is Immutable, though not Immoveable.</cell>
                <cell>491</cell>
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                <cell>The
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                Earths
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                Natural Place.</cell>
                <cell>492</cell>
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                <cell>The
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                Earths
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                Centre keepeth her in her Natural Place.</cell>
                <cell>493</cell>
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                <cell>The
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                Earth,
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                in what Senſe it may
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                abſolutely
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                be ſaid to be in the loweſt part of the World.</cell>
                <cell>496</cell>
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                <cell>EBBING and
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                Ebbings.
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                <cell>The firſt general Concluſion of the impoſſibi­lity of
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                Ebbing
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                and Flowing the Immobility of the Terreſtrial Globe being granted.</cell>
                <cell>380</cell>
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                <cell>The Periods of
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                Ebbings
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                and Flowings, Diurnal, Monethly, and Annual.</cell>
                <cell>381</cell>
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                <cell>Varieties that happen in the Diurnal Period of the
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                Ebbings
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                and Flowings.</cell>
                <cell>382</cell>
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                <cell>The Cauſes of
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                Ebbings
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                and Flowings alledged by a Modern Phyloſopher.</cell>
                <cell>382</cell>
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                <cell>The Cauſe of the
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                Ebbing
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                and Flowing aſeribed to the Moon by a certain Prelate.</cell>
                <cell>383</cell>
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                <cell>The Cauſe of the
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                Ebbing, &c.
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                referred by Hye­ronimus Borrius and other Peripateticks, to the temperate heat of the Moon.</cell>
                <cell>383</cell>
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                <cell>Anſwersto the Vanities alledged as Cauſes of the
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                Ebbing
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                and Flowing.</cell>
                <cell>383</cell>
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                <cell>Its proved impoſſible that there ſhould natu­rally be any
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                Ebbing
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                and Flowing, the Earth being immoveable.</cell>
                <cell>386</cell>
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                <cell>The moſt potent and primary Cauſe of the
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                Eb­bing
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                and Flowing.</cell>
                <cell>390</cell>
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                <cell>Sundry accidents that happen in the
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                Ebbings
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                and Flowings.</cell>
                <cell>391</cell>
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                <cell>Reaſons renewed of the particular Accidents obſerved in the
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                Ebbings
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                and Flowings.</cell>
                <cell>393</cell>
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                <cell>Second Cauſes why in ſeveral Seas and Lakes there are no
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                Ebbings
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                and Flowings.</cell>
                <cell>394</cell>
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                <cell>The Reaſon why the
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                Ebbings
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                and Flowings for the moſt part, are every Six Hours.</cell>
                <cell>395</cell>
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                <cell>The Cauſe why ſome Seas though very long, ſuffer no
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                Ebbing
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                and Flowing.</cell>
                <cell>395</cell>
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                <cell>
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                Ebbings
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                and Flowings, why greateſt in the Ex­tremities of Gulphs, and leaſt in the middle parts.</cell>
                <cell>396</cell>
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                <cell>A Diſcuſſion of ſome more Abſtruce Accidents obſerved in the
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                Ebbing
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                and Flowing.</cell>
                <cell>396</cell>
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                <cell>The
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                Ebbing
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                and Flowing may depend on the Di­urnal Motion of Heaven.</cell>
                <cell>404</cell>
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                <cell>The
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                Ebbing
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                and Flowing cannot depend on the Motion of Heaven.</cell>
                <cell>405</cell>
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                <cell>The Cauſes of the Periods of the
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                Ebbings
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                and Flowings Monethly and Annual, at large aſſigned</cell>
                <cell>407</cell>
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                <cell>The Monethly and Annual alterations of the
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                Ebbings
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                and Flowings, can depend on no­thing, ſave on the alteration of the Additions and Subtractions of the Diurnal Period from the Annual.</cell>
                <cell>408</cell>
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                <cell>Three wayes of altering the proportion of the Additions of the Diurnal Revolutions, to the Annual Motion of the
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                Ebbing
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                and Flow­ing.</cell>
                <cell>409</cell>
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                <cell>
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                Ebbings
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                and Flowings are petty things, in compariſon of the vaſtneſſe of the Seas, and the Velocity of the Motion of the Terreſtrial Globe.</cell>
                <cell>417</cell>
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                <cell>EFFECT and
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                Effects.
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                <cell>Of anew
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                Effect
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                its neceſſary that the Cauſe be likewiſe new.</cell>
                <cell>370</cell>
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                <cell>The Knowledge of the
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                Effects
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                contribute to the inveſtigation of the Cauſes.</cell>
                <cell>380</cell>
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                <cell>True and Natural
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                Effects
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                follow without diffi­culty.</cell>
                <cell>387</cell>
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                <cell>Alterations in the
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                Effects
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                argue alteration in the Cauſe.</cell>
                <cell>407</cell>
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                <cell>ELEMENTS,
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                and their Motions,
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                Vide MOTION.</cell>
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                <cell>ENCYCLOPEDIA.</cell>
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                <cell>Subtilties fufficiently inſipid, ironically ſpoken, and taken from a certain
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                Encyclopedia.
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                <cell>153</cell>
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                <cell>EXPERIMENTS.</cell>
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                <cell>Senſible
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                Experiments
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                are to be preferred before Humane Argumentations.</cell>
                <cell>21, 33, 42.</cell>
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                <cell>It is good to be very cautious in admitting
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                Ex­periments
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                for true, to thoſe that never tryed them.</cell>
                <cell>162</cell>
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                <cell>
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                Experiments
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                and Arguments againſt the Earths Motion, ſeem ſo far concluding, as they lye under Equivokes</cell>
                <cell>162</cell>
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                <cell>The Authority of Senſible
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                Experiments
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                and ne­ceſſary Demonſtrations in deciding of Phy­ſical Controverſies.</cell>
                <cell>436</cell>
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                <cell>EYE.</cell>
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                <cell>The Circle of the Pupil of the
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                Eye
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                contracteth and enlargeth.</cell>
                <cell>329</cell>
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                <cell>How to finde the diſtance of the Rays Con­courſe from the Pupil of the
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                Eye.
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                </cell>
                <cell>329</cell>
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                <cell>F</cell>
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                <cell>FAITH.</cell>
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                <cell>
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                Faith
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                more infallible than either Senſe of </cell>
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