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Strana 180
Or to omit all smaller controversies as matters of less moment and examine that main paradox of the earth's motion now so much in question . Aristarchus Samius , Pythagoras maintained it of old , Democritus and many of their scholars .
Or to omit all smaller controversies as matters of less moment and examine that main paradox of the earth's motion now so much in question . Aristarchus Samius , Pythagoras maintained it of old , Democritus and many of their scholars .
Strana 182
In his own hypothesis he makes the earth as before , the universal center , the sun to the five upper planets , to the eighth sphere he ascribes diurnal motion , eccentrics and epicycles to the seven planets , which had been formerly ...
In his own hypothesis he makes the earth as before , the universal center , the sun to the five upper planets , to the eighth sphere he ascribes diurnal motion , eccentrics and epicycles to the seven planets , which had been formerly ...
Strana 350
Nature hath furnished one part of the earth , and man another . The treasures of time lie high , in urns , coins , and monuments , scarce below the roots of some vegetables . Time hath endless rarities , and shows of all varieties ...
Nature hath furnished one part of the earth , and man another . The treasures of time lie high , in urns , coins , and monuments , scarce below the roots of some vegetables . Time hath endless rarities , and shows of all varieties ...
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