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... receiving air by agitation becometh white , receiving air by concoction becometh white ; here you are freed from water , and advanced to a clear body , and still tied to air . Let the third direction exclude or remove the re- straint of ...
... receiving air by agitation becometh white , receiving air by concoction becometh white ; here you are freed from water , and advanced to a clear body , and still tied to air . Let the third direction exclude or remove the re- straint of ...
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... received . That never any knowledge was delivered in the same order it was invented , no not in the mathematic , though it should seem otherwise in regard that the propositions placed last do use the propositions or grants placed first ...
... received . That never any knowledge was delivered in the same order it was invented , no not in the mathematic , though it should seem otherwise in regard that the propositions placed last do use the propositions or grants placed first ...
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... and those discourses of his , which were then termed cor- rupting of manners , were after acknowledged for sov- ereign medicines of the mind and manners , and so have been received ever since till this day . Let THE FIRST BOOK . 105.
... and those discourses of his , which were then termed cor- rupting of manners , were after acknowledged for sov- ereign medicines of the mind and manners , and so have been received ever since till this day . Let THE FIRST BOOK . 105.
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