Astro-theology, Or, A Demonstration of the Being and Attributes of God: From a Survey of the HeavensW. Innys, 1715 - 228 pàgines |
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Pàgina xix
... visible , that the Secondary Planets refpect their Primaries as their Centers , and move round them ; fo it is in fome measure ( one would think ) no less certain , and beyond doubt , that all the Primary Planets , which have the felf ...
... visible , that the Secondary Planets refpect their Primaries as their Centers , and move round them ; fo it is in fome measure ( one would think ) no less certain , and beyond doubt , that all the Primary Planets , which have the felf ...
Pàgina 11
... visible to us , except two or three of the Planets , which feem to be less than our Globe , namely Mars , whose Diameter is reckoned to be but 4875 . English Miles ; and the Moon , whofe Diameter is but 2175 Miles ; and Mercury , whofe ...
... visible to us , except two or three of the Planets , which feem to be less than our Globe , namely Mars , whose Diameter is reckoned to be but 4875 . English Miles ; and the Moon , whofe Diameter is but 2175 Miles ; and Mercury , whofe ...
Pàgina 74
... . This diurnal Rotation is visible in many of the Heavenly Globes , and highly probable in our own . In the Sun it is very manifeft from the equa- ble ble Motion of its Spots , which fome- times appear 74 The Diurnal Motion Book IV ,
... . This diurnal Rotation is visible in many of the Heavenly Globes , and highly probable in our own . In the Sun it is very manifeft from the equa- ble ble Motion of its Spots , which fome- times appear 74 The Diurnal Motion Book IV ,
Pàgina 82
... visible that either that moves round in 24 hours , or that the Sun ( 10 ) Mr.Caffini's Obfervations dispersed in the Phil . Tranf . may be feen at one view in Mr. Lowtherp's Abridg . Vol . 1. p . 383 , & 425 . and and all the Heavens ...
... visible that either that moves round in 24 hours , or that the Sun ( 10 ) Mr.Caffini's Obfervations dispersed in the Phil . Tranf . may be feen at one view in Mr. Lowtherp's Abridg . Vol . 1. p . 383 , & 425 . and and all the Heavens ...
Pàgina 174
... visible and useful to us , when other- wife they would not appear . Hence that Whiteness ( 2 ) and Brightness obferveable in the air by day ; and hence the Twy - light , when the Sun is hidden under the Horizon . .. The like to which is ...
... visible and useful to us , when other- wife they would not appear . Hence that Whiteness ( 2 ) and Brightness obferveable in the air by day ; and hence the Twy - light , when the Sun is hidden under the Horizon . .. The like to which is ...
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Passatges populars
Pàgina lxiv - THE heavens declare the glory of God; and the firmament sheweth his handywork. Day unto day uttereth speech, and night unto night sheweth knowledge. There is no speech nor language, where their voice is not heard. Their line is gone out through all the earth, and their words to the end of the world.
Pàgina 173 - And God said, Let there be lights in the firmament of the heaven to divide the day from the night ; and let them be for signs and for seasons, and for days,
Pàgina 24 - ... and distance of the fixed stars. We admire, indeed with propriety, the vast bulk of our own globe ; but, when we consider how much it is surpassed by most of the heavenly bodies, what a point it degenerates into, and how little more even the vast orbit in which it revolves would appear, when seen from some of the fixed stars, we begin to conceive more just ideas of the extent of the universe, and of the boundaries of creation.
Pàgina xliii - Glafles, fo confequently above our ability to fathotrij although not at all improbable. But be the various Syftemes of the Univerfe as they will as to their Dignity, it is fufficient that in all probability there -are many of them, even as many as there are Fixt Stars, which are without number.
Pàgina 57 - ... and land to be thy houfe, thy workmanfhip, and not that of the immortal gods !" And fo when we fee fuch good order, fuch due proportions in this region of the...
Pàgina vii - The chief inconvenience is the want of a long pole of 100 or more feet, to raise my long glass to such a height as to see the heavenly bodies above the thick vapors.
Pàgina xli - But then whereas the Copernican hypothesis supposeth the Firmament of the Fixt stars to be the bounds of the Universe, and to be placed at an equal...
Pàgina xxxviii - ... that whilft you were up in the air, the floor under your feet had run the contrary way to your leap. And if you caft any thing to your companion, you need ufe no more...
Pàgina 99 - ... sun (P. Africanus) was extinguished. These things terrified mankind, and raised in them a firm belief of the existence of some celestial and divine power. His fourth cause, and that the strongest, is drawn from the regularity of the motion and revolution of the heavens, the distinctness, variety, beauty, and order of the sun, moon, and all the stars, the appearance only of which is sufficient to convince us they are not the effects of chance ; as when we enter into a house, or school, or court,...
Pàgina 36 - Univerfe be ft. 39 becoming the infinite CREATOR, than any other of the narrower Schemes. For here we have the Works of the Creation, not confined to the more fcanty limits of the Orb> or Arch of the Fixt Stars, or even the larger Space of the Primum Mobile, which the ancients...