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Natural magick in twenty books : wherein are set forth all the riches and delights of the natural sciences (1658)
Della Porta, Giambattista, Giambattista, Della Porta · Th. Young and S. Speed · leaf 207
y be © f another property and venue , and will be enemies one to the other : which is a great wonder : for these two points , when they were joined together , had the Urn * force of turning co the pole ; but now being parted alunder , one will turn to the Nonh , the other to the South , keeping the… … miration , that the points GH whilst the stone was but one , were but one : as being agreed together , they had the fame forces ; but when the stone is divided , each part will hoFd its venue , and be quite contra ry and at enmity : for G alwayes turns to the South , and H to th • North , and eve…e-rara · Eisenbibliothek Schlatt · No known copyright restrictions. Free to use for anything.
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