Pantologia. A new (cabinet) cyclopędia, by J.M. Good, O. Gregory, and N. Bosworth assisted by other gentlemen of eminence, Volume 111819 |
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... and worn out with excess of attention . Vign . de Marv . F. Cherubin , a capuchin , describes a kind of spectacle telescopes , for the viewing of remote give it any propriety and force of application . d SPE SPE 4 ...
... and worn out with excess of attention . Vign . de Marv . F. Cherubin , a capuchin , describes a kind of spectacle telescopes , for the viewing of remote give it any propriety and force of application . d SPE SPE 4 ...
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... telescopes , is made of a kind of white copper , consisting of 32 parts of fine red copper , one of brass , 15 of grain tin , and three of white arsenic . The process given by the late J. Edwards , who was rewarded by the board of ...
... telescopes , is made of a kind of white copper , consisting of 32 parts of fine red copper , one of brass , 15 of grain tin , and three of white arsenic . The process given by the late J. Edwards , who was rewarded by the board of ...
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... telescope than the largest fixed chesnut ;. ductile , not sonorous , flexible and crackling when bent ; specific gravity 7.291 ; easily melting , and the surface soon becoming co- vered with a grey powder , which gradually changes to ...
... telescope than the largest fixed chesnut ;. ductile , not sonorous , flexible and crackling when bent ; specific gravity 7.291 ; easily melting , and the surface soon becoming co- vered with a grey powder , which gradually changes to ...
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... telescope so small , as that the sun through it appears no larger than Sirius ; which he found to be only as 1 to 27664 of his diameter , when seen with the naked eye . So that , were the would then be seen of the same dianicter with ...
... telescope so small , as that the sun through it appears no larger than Sirius ; which he found to be only as 1 to 27664 of his diameter , when seen with the naked eye . So that , were the would then be seen of the same dianicter with ...
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... telescopes , are probably systems that are still more distant than the rest . For other particulars of this inquiry , see Philos . Trans . vol . 57 , pa . 234 , & c . As the distance of the fixed stars is best determined by their ...
... telescopes , are probably systems that are still more distant than the rest . For other particulars of this inquiry , see Philos . Trans . vol . 57 , pa . 234 , & c . As the distance of the fixed stars is best determined by their ...
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Page 15 - You gave the wrong answer,' said the sphinx. 'But that was what made everything possible,' said Oedipus. 'No.' she said. 'When I asked, what walks on four legs in the morning, two at noon, and three in the evening, you answered Man. You didn't say anything about Woman.' 'When you say Man,' said Oedipus, 'you include women too. Everyone knows that.