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 1 XII |    suppose that these sublime discoveries had been made by the greatest
 2 XIV |       are now to examine what discoveries Sir Isaac Newton has made
 3 XV  |  Letter XV: On Attraction~The discoveries which gained Sir Isaac Newton
 4 XV  |      me, is that such sublime discoveries should have been made by
 5 XV  |   Isaac, rising by degrees to discoveries which seemed not to be formed
 6 XVI |  Galileo, by his astronomical discoveries, Kepler, by his calculation,
 7 XVI | another. Finally, the several discoveries which Sir Isaac Newton has
 8 XVI |   carried the sagacity of his discoveries so far as to prove the method
 9 XVI | merely but the opening of his discoveries. He found out the secret
10 XVI |     he was fired at the first discoveries he made in an art which
11 XVII|  attained to the most sublime discoveries. I am now to speak of another
12 XXIV|     not owe his knowledge and discoveries to that body; so far from
13 XXIV|    calculations, such refined discoveries, such extensive and exalted
14 XXIV|     together, the most useful discoveries have been made in the most