Masterworks of Children's LiteratureStonehill Publishing Company, 1983 |
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Pagina 37
... light , as doth the Sun and Fixed Stars ; while others are opaque , and have no light of their own to give us ; but reflect to us a part of the light they receive from the sun . This is particularly the case with respect to the planets ...
... light , as doth the Sun and Fixed Stars ; while others are opaque , and have no light of their own to give us ; but reflect to us a part of the light they receive from the sun . This is particularly the case with respect to the planets ...
Pagina 65
... light , for without light nothing is visible . Now light may be considered either as it radiates from luminous bodies directly to our eyes , and thus we see those luminous bodies themselves ; as the Sun , a light- ed torch , & c . or as ...
... light , for without light nothing is visible . Now light may be considered either as it radiates from luminous bodies directly to our eyes , and thus we see those luminous bodies themselves ; as the Sun , a light- ed torch , & c . or as ...
Pagina 66
... light is owing , it is supposed , to a mixture of all the original colours in a due proportion ; and whiteness in other bodies , is a disposition to reflect all the colours of light , nearly in the same proportion as they are mixed in ...
... light is owing , it is supposed , to a mixture of all the original colours in a due proportion ; and whiteness in other bodies , is a disposition to reflect all the colours of light , nearly in the same proportion as they are mixed in ...
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The Newtonian System of Philosophy PUBLISHED BY JOHN | 27 |
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