Boyle, Robert, New experiments physico-mechanicall, touching the spring of the air and its effects, 1660

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1even in our Climate, becauſe that is tem­

perate enough; and as far as my obſer­
vations aſſiſt me to conjecture, the Air in
many other more Northern Countries
may be much thicker, and able to ſupport
a greater weight: which is not to be
doubted of, if there be no miſtake in
what is Recorded concerning the Hollan­
ders, that were forc'd by the Ice to Win­
ter in Nova Zembla, namely, That
they found there ſo condenſ'd an Air, that
they could not make their Clock goe,
ev'n by a very great addition to the
weights that were wont to move it.
Aere frigi­
do exiſtente
tardius mo­
ventur Au­
tomata quam
aere caida,
adco qui­
dem ut Au­
tomaton
quod Belgæ
in Nova
Zembla a­
gentes in æ­
dibus ſuis
collocave­
runt, omni­
no à motis
ceſſaverit
etſi multo
maius toa­
dus ei addidiſſent quam antea ferre ſolebat.
Varenius Geo: Genevat
111. Propo: 7. pag. 648.
I ſuppoſe Your Lordſhip will readily
take notice, that I might very eaſily have
diſcourſed much more fully and accuratly
then I have done, againſt the common o­
pinion touching Suction, and touching na­
tures hatred of a Vacuum.
But I was willing
to keep my ſelf to thoſe conſiderations
touching theſe matters, that might be ve­
rifi'd by our Engine it ſelf, eſpecially, ſince,
as I ſaid at firſt, it would take up too much
time to inſiſt particularly upon all the Re­
flections that may be made even upon our
two laſt Experiments.
And therefore,

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