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The discovery
Proposition 2.
That a plurality of worlds doth not contradict any principle of reason or faith.
Tis reported of Aristotle when hee saw the books of Moses he commended them for such a majesticke stile as might become a God, but withall hee censured that manner of writing to be very unfitting for a Philosopher because there was nothing proved in them, but matters were delivered as if they would rather command than perswade beliefe. And 'tis observed that hee sets down nothing himself, but he confirmes it by the strongest reasons that may be found, there being scarce an argument of force for any subject in Philosophy which may not bee picked out of
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