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... motion of gravity : for if that were taken away , lead would draw lead , and gold would draw gold , and iron would draw iron , without the help of the loadstone . But this same motion of weight or gravity ( which is a mere motion of ...
... motion of gravity : for if that were taken away , lead would draw lead , and gold would draw gold , and iron would draw iron , without the help of the loadstone . But this same motion of weight or gravity ( which is a mere motion of ...
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... motion is more easily impelled , than at first when it resteth . The cause is partly because motion doth discuss the torpor of solid bodies ; which , beside their motion of gravity , have in them a natural appetite not to move at all ...
... motion is more easily impelled , than at first when it resteth . The cause is partly because motion doth discuss the torpor of solid bodies ; which , beside their motion of gravity , have in them a natural appetite not to move at all ...
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... motion , and the other that the phenomena are misrepresented . Bacon , both in this tract and in the Novum Orga- num , ascribes the tides in the Atlantic to a derivative motion of the waters , caused by the obstacles which the form of ...
... motion , and the other that the phenomena are misrepresented . Bacon , both in this tract and in the Novum Orga- num , ascribes the tides in the Atlantic to a derivative motion of the waters , caused by the obstacles which the form of ...
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