SECT. II.
ARTIC.
- 1 THe necessity of the Authors confirmation of the First Praeconsiderable.
- 204
- 2 The Corporiety of Light, demonstrated by its just Attributes: viz. 1 Locomotion. 2 Resiliti∣on. 3 Refraction. 4 Coition. 5 Disgregati∣on. 6 Igniety.
- 224, 225
- 3 Aristotles Definition of Light, a meer Am∣bage, and incomprehensible.
- 205
- 4 TheCorporiety of Light imports not the Coex∣istence of two Bodies in one Place; contrary to the Peripatetick.
- 206
- 5 Nor the motion of a Body to be Instantaneous.
- ibid.
- 6 The Invisibility of Light in the limpid medi∣um, no Argument of its Immateriality: as the Peripatetick praesumes
- ibid.
- 7 The Corporiety of Light fully consistent with the Duration of the Sun: contrary to the Peri∣patetick.
- 207
- 8 The insensibility of Heat in many Lucent Bo∣dies, no valid Argument against the praesent Thesis, that Light is Flame Attenuated.
- ibid.