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1 VIII| more.~That which rises to a revolution in England is no more than 2 XV | bodies on the earth, the revolution of the planets in their 3 XV | Sir Isaac shows, that the revolution of the fluid in which Jupiter 4 XV | same with regard to the revolution of the fluid of the earth, 5 XV | fluid of the earth, as the revolution of Jupiter with respect 6 XV | orbit. The moon performs its revolution in that orbit in twenty-seven 7 XV | five hundred years in their revolution.~The learned Dr. Halley 8 XVII| year, has also a singular revolution which was quite unknown 9 XVII| far from imagining such a revolution in the earth, which was 10 XVII| to perform their diurnal revolution from east to west. To this 11 XVII| the world, that is, the revolution of the whole heavens, to 12 XVII| sensible that this imaginary revolution of the heaven of the stars 13 XVII| is nothing else than the revolution of the poles of the earth, 14 XVII| explained the cause of this revolution.~All this being laid down,