The PLATES, FIGURES, and PAGES, where they are referr'd to, and describ'd, correfpond to each other, as in the TABLE fubjoin'd 1

The Ufe of the TABLE above is this; You hereby fee at what Page every Plate is placed; and upon unfolding any Plate, and obferving any particular Figure therein, you defire to find what is faid of it in the Book; 'tis but cafting your Eye on this TABLE, and you'll fee againft the Figure, the Page where it is defcribed and explain'd.

The

THE

Philofophical Grammar:

Or, VIEW of

Modern Philosophy.

THE

INTRODUCTION;

CONTAINING

I. THE General Definitions of Philofophy; the Subjects and Ufes of natural Philofophy.

II. THE Parts and Subdivifions thereof.

III. THE Axioms and Rules of Philofophizing.

IV. OF Hypothefes, Experiments, and Inftruments for that Pure pose.

С НА Р. І.

Of the Science of Philofopby in general; of natural Philofophy in particular; its Parts and Subjects, and various Ufes in Life.

A.

RAY what is the genuine Meaning of the Word Philofophy?

B. By Philofophy, you are to understand the Science of Knowledge of the Nature, Causes, Properties, and Effects of all created Beings, fo far as they are capable of being known by Reason, difcovered by Art, or any Ways adapted to the humane Comprehenfion.

A. Please to be a little more particular in your Definitions, or I cannot fo eafily (as I would) apprehend you: What do you mean by the Nature of Things? B 2

B. Py