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 393
y Nature , that the world would sooner be pulled asunder than any vacuity can be admitted : and from this re pugnancy of vacuum proceeds almost the cause of all wonderful things , which it may be I ( hall shew in a Book on this Subject . It is the force of vaenum that makes heavy things ascend ,… … the water contain ’ d in the broad mouth ’ d ves sel C D , which I said was of the same kind or heavior ,
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