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1 XII | crystal heavens, that the stars were small lamps which sometimes 2 XII | researches, found that the stars were so many flints which 3 XVI | hoped to discover in the stars, by the assistance of telescopes, 4 XVII| ascribed this motion to the stars; for in those ages people 5 XVII| which they fixed the several stars, and gave this heaven a 6 XVII| east, whilst that all the stars seemed to perform their 7 XVII| pretended heaven of the fixed stars advanced one degree eastward 8 XVII| revolution of the heaven of the stars is nothing else than the 9 XXI | Nature up. The skies and stars his properties must seem,~* * * * * * * *~ 10 XXIV| truths may be compared to stars which, by being placed at