A history of electricity : the intellectual rise in electricity from antiquity to the days of Benjamin Franklin (1898)
Benjamin, Park, 1849-1922 · New York : J. Wiley & Sons · leaf 295
iulio Cesare had accident-ally remarked several years before. There is a world of19 290 THE INTELLECTUAL RISE IN ELECTRICITY. difference between such a physical interpretation as this,and the assumption that the iron by sympathy or simili-tude had become converted into a lodestone. That two… … MAGNETIZING HOT IRON BY HAMMERING IT WHII.E HELD INTHE MAGNETIC MERIDIAN.^ with magnetism. Magnetic bodies, he says, *canrestore soundness (when not totally lost) to magnetic bod-ies, and can give to some greater powers than they origi-nally possessed; but to those which, by their nature, arein the…
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