 | Reference - 1816
...— The vifible fpecies of things ftrike not our fenfes immaterially ; but ftreaming in corporal rays do carry with them the qualities of the object from...whence they flow, and the medium through which they pafs. Brown's Pulgar Errours. * IMMATERIALNESS. ». /. [from immaterial.] Diflinctnefg from matter.... | |
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...— The vifible fpccies of things ftrike not our fen Its immaterially ; but dreaming in corporal rays do carry with them the qualities of the object from...whence they flow, and the medium through which they pafs. Bro<wn't Vulgar Krrcuri. * IMMATER1ALNESS. nf [from immaterial} Diflinctnefs from matter. * 1MMATERIATE.... | |
 | Sir Thomas Browne - 1835
...the bite — it is not a thing impossible. For eyes receive offensive impressions from their objects, and may have influences destructive to each other....our senses immaterially, but streaming in corporal rays, do carry with them the qualities of the object from whence they flow, and the medium through... | |
 | 1837
...it is not • tnincc impossible. For eyes receive offensive impressions from tueir objects, and mav have influences destructive to each other. For the...corporal raies, do carry with them the qualities of tho object from whence they flow, and the medium through which they pass. Thus, through a green or... | |
 | Sir Thomas Browne - Literary Collections - 1852
...For the visible species of things strike not our senses immaterially, but streaming in corporal rays, do carry with them the qualities of the object from...eyes affect those which are sound, and themselves alao by reflection, as will happen to an inflamed eye that beholds itself long in a glass ; thus is... | |
 | Thomas Browne (sir.) - 1852
...the bite — it is not a thing impossible. For eyes receive offensive impressions from their objects, and may have influences destructive to each other....species of things strike not our senses immaterially, J)ut streaming in corporal rays, do carry -with them the qualities of the object from whence they flow,... | |
 | Sir Thomas Browne - 1852
...the bite — it is not a thing impossible. For eyes receive offensive impressions from their objects, and may have influences destructive to each other....the visible species of things strike not our senses immaterinlly, but streaming in corporal rays, do carry with them the qualities of the object from whence... | |
 | M. Oldfield Howey - Religion - 2005 - 424 pages
...the bite, it is not a thing impossible. " For eyes receive offensive impressions from their objects, and may have influences destructive to each other....they pass. Thus, through a green or red glass, all thing? we behold appear of the same colours ; thus sore eyes affect those which are sound, and themselves... | |
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That this venenation shooteth from the eye, and that this way a basilisk may empoison, although thus much be not agreed upon by authors, some imputing it unto the breath, others unto the bite, it is not a thing impossible. " For eyes receive offensive... 