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... Causes and Productions of Effects ; so that part which concerneth the Inquiry of Causes we do subdivide , according to the received and sound division of Causes ; the one part , which is Physic , enquireth and handleth the Material and ...
... Causes and Productions of Effects ; so that part which concerneth the Inquiry of Causes we do subdivide , according to the received and sound division of Causes ; the one part , which is Physic , enquireth and handleth the Material and ...
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... causes give light to new invention in simili materia ; but whosoever knoweth any form , knoweth the utmost possibility of superinducing that nature upon any variety of matter , and so is less restrained in operation , either to the ...
... causes give light to new invention in simili materia ; but whosoever knoweth any form , knoweth the utmost possibility of superinducing that nature upon any variety of matter , and so is less restrained in operation , either to the ...
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... causes more real and better enquired than that of Aristotle and Plato ; whereof both intermingled final causes , the one as a part of theology , and the other as a part of logic , which were the favourite studies respectively of both ...
... causes more real and better enquired than that of Aristotle and Plato ; whereof both intermingled final causes , the one as a part of theology , and the other as a part of logic , which were the favourite studies respectively of both ...
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