CHAP. XIX. Of Physical Motion.
- 1. What a Physical Motion is. The
Archelogia philosophica nova, or, New principles of philosophy containing philosophy in general, metaphysicks or ontology, dynamilogy or a discourse of power, religio philosophi or natural theology, physicks or natural philosophy / by Gideon Harvey ...
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- kinds of it. The definition of Altera∣tion, Local Motion, and quantita∣tive motions. The subdivision of Lo∣cal Motion. p. 388, 389.
- 2. That all alterative and quantita∣tive motions are direct. p. 390.
- 3. That all externall motions are vio∣lent. ib.
- 4. That all weighty mixt bodies, be∣ing removed from their Element, are disposed to be detruded down∣wards from without; but do not move from any internal inclination or appetite they have to their uni∣versal Center. p. 391, 392.
- 5. The causes of swiftness and slow∣ness of external Local Motion. 393
- 6. That light bodies are disposed to be moved upwards. ib.
- 7. That airy bodies, being seated in the fiery Region, are disposed to be moved downwards. p. 394.