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of the Sciences. The Path he ſtruck out is ſince become boundleſs. Rohault's little Work was during ſome Years a complete Syſtem of Phyſicks; but now all the Tranſactions of the ſeveral Academies in Europe put together do not form ſo much as the Beginning of a Syſtem. In fathoming this Abyſs no Bottom has been found. We are now to examine what Diſcoveries Sir Iſaac Newton has made in it.
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