Great Books of the Western World, Band 28Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... attract by an elemental quality - heat , to wit ; secondly , by those which attract by the in - rush into a vacuum ; thirdly , by those which attract through a property pertaining to their entire mass : and these three kinds are ...
... attract by an elemental quality - heat , to wit ; secondly , by those which attract by the in - rush into a vacuum ; thirdly , by those which attract through a property pertaining to their entire mass : and these three kinds are ...
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... attract , because it cannot be rubbed ; but when it hardens to a mastic it does attract . And now , at last , we have to see why cor- puscles are drawn toward substances that de- rive their origin from water , and by what manner of ...
... attract , because it cannot be rubbed ; but when it hardens to a mastic it does attract . And now , at last , we have to see why cor- puscles are drawn toward substances that de- rive their origin from water , and by what manner of ...
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... attract in that way . I say nothing of other fabulous stones , of pantarbes whereof Philostratus affirms that it attracts to itself other stones ; of amphitane , said to attract also gold . Pliny , in telling of the dis- covery of glass ...
... attract in that way . I say nothing of other fabulous stones , of pantarbes whereof Philostratus affirms that it attracts to itself other stones ; of amphitane , said to attract also gold . Pliny , in telling of the dis- covery of glass ...
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