Insecto-theology: Or, a Demonstration of the Being and Perfections of God, from a Consideration of the Structure and Economy of Insects. Illustrated with a Copperplate. By M. Lesser: with Notes, by P. LyonetWilliam Creech; and T. Cadell, Jun. and W. Davies, London, 1799 - 439 頁 |
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... leaf without knowing what it is that affords it fuftenance . Can we doubt then , that the tribute of admiration which I demand from the fa- culties of man , is a reasonable tribute , which he owes to his Creator ? The Lion the night ...
... leaf without knowing what it is that affords it fuftenance . Can we doubt then , that the tribute of admiration which I demand from the fa- culties of man , is a reasonable tribute , which he owes to his Creator ? The Lion the night ...
第 19 頁
... leaves are large notes , faid to be in the hand writing of Gefner . However that may be , this work which must have occafioned great labour to the author is very embarraffing to the reader , for he is not fixed in his principles , but ...
... leaves are large notes , faid to be in the hand writing of Gefner . However that may be , this work which must have occafioned great labour to the author is very embarraffing to the reader , for he is not fixed in his principles , but ...
第 22 頁
... leaves of the oak , willow , & c ; we , find also that of the frog ; of the Ephemeræ , infects which are produced and die the fame day ; of the flea , and water - fcorpion . Befides thefe , the author has given the anatomy of the Sepia ...
... leaves of the oak , willow , & c ; we , find also that of the frog ; of the Ephemeræ , infects which are produced and die the fame day ; of the flea , and water - fcorpion . Befides thefe , the author has given the anatomy of the Sepia ...
第 30 頁
... leaves of plants , in rivers , in rain wa-- ter , in fnow and in duft ; therefore said they , it is from thefe fubftances that they derive their existence . If these philofophers were asked how fuch a thing could happen ; they gravely ...
... leaves of plants , in rivers , in rain wa-- ter , in fnow and in duft ; therefore said they , it is from thefe fubftances that they derive their existence . If these philofophers were asked how fuch a thing could happen ; they gravely ...
第 36 頁
... leaves ; infects be- gin by appearing in the form of a worm , and then acquire wings . The leaves of plants are full of ner- ves , which divide into a multitude of ramifications ; the wings of infects have likewife a vaft number of ...
... leaves ; infects be- gin by appearing in the form of a worm , and then acquire wings . The leaves of plants are full of ner- ves , which divide into a multitude of ramifications ; the wings of infects have likewife a vaft number of ...
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