Encyclopaedia Perthensis; or, Universal dictionary of Knowledge. [With] Supp, Volumen10 |
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Página 158
... necessary to life , and without which the individual cannot fub- fift ; as the motion of the heart , lungs , & c . ( 1. ) * FUND . n.s. [ fond , Fr. funda , a bag , Lat 1. Stock ; capital ; that by which any expense fupported . - He ...
... necessary to life , and without which the individual cannot fub- fift ; as the motion of the heart , lungs , & c . ( 1. ) * FUND . n.s. [ fond , Fr. funda , a bag , Lat 1. Stock ; capital ; that by which any expense fupported . - He ...
Página 162
... necessary to regard the diatonic procedure and the agreeable air of this bafs . But let us not imagine that the bais , which is the guide and support of the harmony , the foul , and as it were the interpreter of the air , fhould be ...
... necessary to regard the diatonic procedure and the agreeable air of this bafs . But let us not imagine that the bais , which is the guide and support of the harmony , the foul , and as it were the interpreter of the air , fhould be ...
Página 269
... necessary founda- tion in God's Word . " He wrote also a defence of this difcourfe . In 1642 , he was appointed one of the affembly of divines , and was engaged with them in writing annotations upon the Bible . He died in July 1654 , in ...
... necessary founda- tion in God's Word . " He wrote also a defence of this difcourfe . In 1642 , he was appointed one of the affembly of divines , and was engaged with them in writing annotations upon the Bible . He died in July 1654 , in ...
Página 327
... necessary to recur to other celeftial phænomena ; and of these the motions of the moon are the only ones that can be generally useful for the determination of the lon- gitude . The pofition of the moon , as it would appear if feen from ...
... necessary to recur to other celeftial phænomena ; and of these the motions of the moon are the only ones that can be generally useful for the determination of the lon- gitude . The pofition of the moon , as it would appear if feen from ...
Página 415
... necessary bencher of the capitol . Shak . Cor.- He is a giber , and our present business Is of more ferious confequence . B. Jonf . Cat . * GIBINGLY . adv . [ from gibe . ] Scornfully ; contemptuously.- tural frone out of the quarries ...
... necessary bencher of the capitol . Shak . Cor.- He is a giber , and our present business Is of more ferious confequence . B. Jonf . Cat . * GIBINGLY . adv . [ from gibe . ] Scornfully ; contemptuously.- tural frone out of the quarries ...
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Página 198 - ... the hole G. For if we then hold it up to the wind as before, a quantity of water will be blown out ; and if both legs of the instrument are of the same bore, the height of the column sustained will be equal to double the column of water in either leg, or the sum of what is wanting in both legs. But if the legs are of unequal bores, neither of these will give the true height of the column of water which the wind sustained.