...regular Figures, but alfo by fome kind of polar Virtue turned their homogeneal Sides the fame way. The Parts of all homogeneal hard Bodies which fully touch one another, ftick together very ftrongly. And for explaining how this may be , fome have invented hooked Atoms...

...very i/lui/ or viscou«, and it will mechanically solve all the phenomena of the grotto. Add ¡sun. The parts of all homogeneal hard bodies, which fully...which is begging the question ; and others tell us their bodies are glued together by rest; that is, by an occult quality, or rather by nothing. Newton's...

...hoinogeneal hard bodies which fully «h one another, stick together very strongly': but he adds '¡md for explaining how this may be, some have invented hooked atoms, which is ng the question'. 103 radices: these lay the first foundations ' roots of stone, fera ferri : Cicero...

...remarkable hypothesis of atoms with ' hooks,' Newton comments thus, ' The parts of all homogeneous hard bodies which fully touch one another, stick together...invented hooked atoms, which is begging the question.' 2 It is certainly difficult to conceive of atoms, encumbered with such an apparatus as hooks and eyes,...

...towards one another, is very difficult to conceive." — Ibid., P. 365At another place he says : — " The parts of all homogeneal hard bodies which fully...begging the question ; and others tell us .... that they stick together by conspiring motions, that is, by relative rest amongst themselves. " I had rather...

...hooked" atom. The notion has been criticised as crude. Thus Newton : — " The parts of all homogeneous hard bodies which fully touch one another stick together...invented hooked atoms, which is begging the question." [Why?] But, after all, we have something not wholly dissimilar in modern chemistry in our conceptions...

...from Newton's " Principia," which, therefore, acquire a double interest: "Theparts of all homogenal hard bodies, which fully touch one another, stick...that bodies are glued together by rest, that is, by relative rest among themselves. I had rather infer from their cohesion that their particles attract...

...attraction may reach to such small distances, even without being excited by friction. " The parts of the homogeneal hard bodies which fully touch one another...how this may be, some have invented hooked atoms, and others tell us that bodies are glued together by Rest, that is, by an occult quality, or rather...

...with round and rough.' 444. spissa : 6, 1 27, ¡pisso corf ore. 445. M. quotes Newton's Optics, 251, 'the parts of all homogeneal hard bodies which fully...invented hooked atoms, which is begging the question.' 446. ramosis: r. arbor, 5, 1096; r. nubila, 6, 133. — alte compacta: alle exultans, 195; alie sumpta,...

...remarkable hypothesis of atoms with ' hooks,' Ne.wton comments thus : ' The parts of all homogeneous hard bodies which fully touch one another, stick together...some have invented hooked atoms, which is begging the question.'1 It is certainly difficult to conceive of atoms, encumbered with such an apparatus as hooks...