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1 Pre, Int, 11 | the question he in another place puts: "Since all things 2 Text, 0, 21 | the detail of them in this place, as well because I think 3 Text, 0, 34 | chimerical scheme of ideas takes place. All things that exist, 4 Text, 0, 41 | I shall only add in this place, that if real fire be very 5 Text, 0, 54 | 54. In the eighth place, the universal concurrent 6 Text, 0, 60 | 60. In the eleventh place, it will be demanded to 7 Text, 0, 67 | 67. In the twelfth place, it may perhaps be objected 8 Text, 0, 67 | and that it exists not in place is no less certain - since 9 Text, 0, 67 | less certain - since all place or extension exists only 10 Text, 0, 68 | form, nor exists in any place. The words "to be present," 11 Text, 0, 80 | 80. In the last place, you will say, what if we 12 Text, 0, 80 | unextended, existing in no place. For, say you, whatever 13 Text, 0, 80 | notion of Matter, hath no place at all, so long as this 14 Text, 0, 84 | explication of it in its place. I shall only observe that 15 Text, 0, 84 | concerning real miracles has no place at all on ours, but only 16 Text, 0, 85 | we proceed in the next place to take a view of our tenets 17 Text, 0, 85 | they have no longer any place on our principles. Many 18 Text, 0, 97 | incomprehensible. Time, place, and motion, taken in particular 19 Text, 0, 97 | at such a time in such a place, and he shall never stay 20 Text, 0, 97 | that particular time and place, or the motion by which 21 Text, 0, 105| great distances of time and place, as well as to predict things 22 Text, 0, 111| taken for immovable space. Place he defines to be that part 23 Text, 0, 111| relative so also is the place. Absolute Motion is said 24 Text, 0, 111| of a body from absolute place to absolute place, as relative 25 Text, 0, 111| absolute place to absolute place, as relative motion is from 26 Text, 0, 111| motion is from one relative place to another. And, because 27 Text, 0, 111| measures, and so define both place and motion with respect 28 Text, 0, 111| same time, according as its place is variously defined. All 29 Text, 0, 111| the whole. Secondly, the place being moved, that which 30 Text, 0, 111| that a body moving in a place which is in motion doth 31 Text, 0, 111| participate the motion of its place. Thirdly, true motion is 32 Text, 0, 114| 114. As the place happens to be variously 33 Text, 0, 114| the earth to define the place of any body; and what is 34 Text, 0, 114| shell thereof to be the place whereby they estimate true 35 Text, 0, 121| making one character stand in place of several strokes or points. 36 Text, 0, 121| figure according to the place it obtains, all numbers 37 Text, 0, 126| been observed in another place that the theorems and demonstrations 38 Text, 0, 131| proper business of another place. For the rest, though it 39 Text, 0, 135| proposed leads us in the next place to treat of SPIRITS - with 40 Text, 0, 155| of the Lord are in every place beholding the evil and the 41 Text, 0, 156| what deserves the first place in our studies is the consideration