Salusbury, Thomas, Mathematical collections and translations (Tome I), 1667

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                Reaſon.</cell>
                <cell>475</cell>
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                <cell>FIRE.</cell>
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                <cell>
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                Fire
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                moveth directly upwards by Nature, and round about by Participation, according to Ariſtotle.</cell>
                <cell>122</cell>
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                <cell>It is improbable that the Element of
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                Fire
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                ſhould be carried round by the Concave of the Moon.</cell>
                <cell>405</cell>
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                <cell>FIGURE and
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                Figures.
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                <cell>
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                Figure
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                is not the Cauſe of Incorruptibility, but of Longer Duration.</cell>
                <cell>66</cell>
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                <cell>The perfection of
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                Figure
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                appeareth in Corrup­tible Bodies, but not in the Eternal.</cell>
                <cell>69</cell>
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                <cell>If the Spherical
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                Figure
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                conferred Eternity, all things would be Eternal.</cell>
                <cell>69</cell>
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                <cell>It is more difficult to finde
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                Figures
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                that touch in a part of their Surface, then in one ſole point.</cell>
                <cell>185</cell>
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                <cell>The Circular
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                Figure
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                placed amongſt the
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                Postu­lata
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                of Mathematicians.</cell>
                <cell>186</cell>
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                <cell>Irregular
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                Figure
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                and Formes difficult to be in­troduced.</cell>
                <cell>187</cell>
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                <cell>Superficial figures increaſe in proportion dou­ble to their Lines.</cell>
                <cell>304</cell>
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                <cell>FLFXURES.</cell>
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                <cell>The neceſſity and uſe of
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                Flexures
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                in Animals, for varying of their Motions.</cell>
                <cell>232</cell>
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                <cell>FOSCARINI.</cell>
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                Foſcarini
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                his Reconciling of Scripture Texts with the Copernican
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                Hypotheſis.
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                </cell>
                <cell>473</cell>
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                <cell>G</cell>
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                <cell>GENERABILITY.</cell>
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                <cell>
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                Generability
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                and Corruptibility are onely a­mongſt Contraries, according to Ariſt.</cell>
                <cell>26</cell>
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                <cell>
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                Generability
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                and Alterability are greater perfecti­ons in Mundane Bodies, then the Contrary Qualities.</cell>
                <cell>44</cell>
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                <cell>GEOMETRICAL, and
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                Geometry.
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                </cell>
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                <cell>
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                Geometrical
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                Demonſtrations of the Triple Di­menſion.</cell>
                <cell>4</cell>
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                <cell>
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                Geometrical
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                Exactneſſe needleſſe in Phyſical Proofs.</cell>
                <cell>6</cell>
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                <cell>Ariſtotle taxeth Plato for being too ſtudious of
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                Geometry.
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                </cell>
                <cell>334</cell>
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                <cell>Peripatetick Phyloſophers condemne the Stu­dy of
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                Geometry,
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                and why.</cell>
                <cell>461</cell>
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                <cell>GILBERT.</cell>
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                <cell>The Magnetick Phyloſophy of
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                Will. Gilbert.
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                </cell>
                <cell>364</cell>
              </row>
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                <cell>The Method of
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                Gilbert
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                in his Philoſophy.</cell>
                <cell>367</cell>
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                <cell>GLOBE.</cell>
                <cell/>
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                <cell>Our
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                Globe
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                would have been called Stone, inſtead of Earth, if that name had been given it in the beginning.</cell>
                <cell>367</cell>
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                <cell>GOD.</cell>
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                <cell>
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                God
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                and Nature do employ themſelves in caring for Men, as if they minded nothing elſe.</cell>
                <cell>333</cell>
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                <cell>An Example of
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                Gods
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                care of Man­kind, taken from the Sun.</cell>
                <cell>333</cell>
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                <cell>
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                God
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                hath given all things an inviolable Law to obſerve.</cell>
                <cell>4..</cell>
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                <cell>GREAT.</cell>
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                <cell>
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                Great
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                and Small, Immenſe, &c. are Relative Terms.</cell>
                <cell>334</cell>
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                <cell>GRAVITY.</cell>
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                <cell>
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                Grave
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                ; Vide
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                Body.
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                </cell>
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                <cell>
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                Gravity
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                and Levity, Rarity and Denſity, are contrary qualities.</cell>
                <cell>30</cell>
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                <cell>Things Grave had being before the Common Centre of
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                Gravity.
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                </cell>
                <cell>221</cell>
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                <cell>
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                Gravity
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                and Levity of Bodies defined.</cell>
                <cell>493</cell>
              </row>
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                <cell>GUN and
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                Gunnery.
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                </cell>
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                <cell>The Reaſon why a
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                Gun
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                ſhould ſeem to carry farther towards the Weſt than towards the Eaſt.</cell>
                <cell>148</cell>
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                <cell>The Revolution of the Earth ſuppoſed, the Ball in the
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                Gun
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                erected perpendicularly, doth not move by a perpendicular, but an incli­ned Line.</cell>
                <cell>155</cell>
              </row>
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                <cell>It is ingenuouſly demonſtrated, that, the Earths Motion ſuppoſed, the Shot of Great
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                Guns
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                ought to vary no more than in its Reſt.</cell>
                <cell>161</cell>
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                <cell>The Experiment of a Running Chariot to find out the difference of Ranges in
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                Gunnery.
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                </cell>
                <cell>148</cell>
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                <cell>A Computation in
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                Gunnery,
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                how much the Ranges of Great Shot ought to vary from the Mark, the Earths Motion being Granted.</cell>
                <cell>160</cell>
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