A Briefe Introduction to Geography
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Allthe difficulty that is in this opinion, is to giue a reason howthe waters mount vp to (_F_, ) and whence the water comes thatshould flow out of so high a place of the earth, wherein I thinkeas in many other secrets of nature we must content our selueswith ignorance, seeing so many vaine conjectures haue taken nobetter successe.
[Illustration] CAP. 4.
_Of the circles of the earth. _ In a round body as the earth is, there can be no distinction ofparts, & places, without the helpe of some l...ines drawen orimagined to be drawen vpon it. Now though there are not, nor canbe any circles truly drawen vpon the earth, yet because there isa good ground in nature and reason of things for them, we mustimagine them to be drawen vpon the earth, as truly as we see themdescribed vpon a Globe or in a plaine paper. Further this must benoted, that all circles on the earth haue the like opposite vntothem conceaved to be the Heavenes, vnder which they are directlyscituated. Thus knowen, the circles that wee are to take thespeciall notice of are of two sorts, Greater and Lesser.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Allthe difficulty that is in this opinion, is to giue a reason howthe waters mount vp to (_F_, ) and whence the water comes thatshould flow out of so high a place of the earth, wherein I thinkeas in many other secrets of nature we must content our selueswith ignorance, seeing so many vaine conjectures haue taken nobetter successe.
[Illustration] CAP. 4.
_Of the circles of the earth. _ In a round body as the earth is, there can be no distinction ofparts, & places, without the helpe of some l...ines drawen orimagined to be drawen vpon it. Now though there are not, nor canbe any circles truly drawen vpon the earth, yet because there isa good ground in nature and reason of things for them, we mustimagine them to be drawen vpon the earth, as truly as we see themdescribed vpon a Globe or in a plaine paper. Further this must benoted, that all circles on the earth haue the like opposite vntothem conceaved to be the Heavenes, vnder which they are directlyscituated. Thus knowen, the circles that wee are to take thespeciall notice of are of two sorts, Greater and Lesser.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pemble William to read onlineMoreLess
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