...he adds,* " those that will, may suppose it, multitudes of unimaginable small and swift corpuscules of various sizes springing from shining bodies at...beginning, accelerates them till the resistance of the aelherial medium equal the force of that principle, much after the manner that bodies let fall in water...

...he adds,» " those that will, may suppose it, multitudes of unimaginable small and swift corpuscules of various sizes springing from shining bodies at...beginning, accelerates them till the resistance of the aetherial medium equal the force of that principle, much after the manner that bodies let fall in water...

...he adds,» "those that will, may suppose it, multitudes of unimaginable small and swift corpuscules of various sizes springing from shining bodies at...principle of motion, which, in the beginning, accelerates (hem till the resistance of the aelherial medium equal the force of that principle, much after the...

...neither aether, nor its vibrating motion, but something of a different kind propagated from lucid bodies. They that will may suppose it an aggregate of various...beginning accelerates them, till the resistance of the zetherial medium equal the force of that principle, much after the manner that bodies let fall in water...

...vibrating motion, but something of a different kind propagated from lucid bodies," such as " multitudes of small and swift corpuscles of various sizes springing...another, but yet without any sensible interval of time." That it is different from the vibrations of the ether, he infers from the existence of shadows, and...

...motion, but something of a different kind propagated from lucid bodies. They that will may suppose io an aggregate of various peripatetic qualities. Others...springing from shining bodies at great distances one after the other, but yet without any sensible interval of time. . . . To avoid dispute and make this hypothesis...

...neither ether nor its vibrating motion, but something of a different kind propagated from lucid bodies. They that will may suppose it an aggregate of various...springing from shining bodies at great distances one after the other, but, yet without any sensible interval of time. . . . To avoid dispute and make this hypothesis...

...neither ether, nor its vibrating motion, but something of a different kind propagated from lucid bodies. They that will may suppose it an aggregate of various...beginning accelerates them, till the resistance of the ethereal medium equal the force of that principle, much after the manner that bodies let fall in water...

...will may suppose it an aggregate of many peripatetic qualities. Others may suppose it to consist of multitudes of unimaginable small and swift corpuscles...from shining bodies at great distances, one after the other, but yet without any sensible interval of time I would suppose it diverse from the vibrations...

...hypothesis it should be this, that light is something capable of exciting vibrations in the ether. They that will may suppose it an aggregate of various...corpuscles of various sizes springing from shining bodies But they that like not this may suppose light any other corporeal emanation, or any impulse or motion...