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16. Nov. 2012 · With a discourse about such kind of thoughts : Boyle, Robert, 1627-1691 : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive. Occasional reflections upon several subjects. With a discourse about such kind of thoughts. by. Boyle, Robert, 1627-1691; Weyland, John, 1774-1854, [from old catalog] ed. Publication date.
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Boyle, Robert, 1627-1691.Weyland, John, 1774-1854, ed.Download PDF. ZIP. of full-sized JPGs. Download ZIP. Dedicated to "Sophronia" (Robert Boyle's "dearest sister," Lady Ranelagh), this is a compendium of moral essays that Boyle had previously written in Stalbridge and Oxford. The work draws parallels between natural phenomena (e.g., the slaking of quicklime) and his spiritual philosophy.
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Dedicated to "Sophronia" (Robert Boyle's "dearest sister," Lady Ranelagh), this is a compendium of moral essays that Boyle had previously written in Stalbridge and Oxford. The work draws parallels between natural phenomena (e.g., the slaking of quicklime) and his spiritual philosophy. His observations often developed into meditations with a moral message. The work displays Boyle's wide-ranging...
