 | Abraham Gottlob Werner - 1805 - 650 頁
...recapitulating the state of our present knowledge, it is obyious that we know with certainty, that the flbetz and primitive mountains have been produced by a series of precipitations and depositions formed formed in succession ; that these took place from water which covered the globe, existing always more... | |
 | Abraham Gottlob Werner - 1809 - 312 頁
...recapitulating the state of our present know* ledge, it is obvious that we know with certainty, that the floetz and primitive mountains have been produced...different substances which have been produced from them, (§ 30. and 62.). We are also certain that the fossils which constitute the beds and strata of mountains... | |
 | Abraham Gottlob Werner - 1809 - 314 頁
...fioctz and primitive mountains have beenproduced by. a series of precipitations and depositions i formed formed in succession; that these took place from water...different substances which have been produced from them, ($ 30. and 62.). We are also certain that the fossils which constitute the beds and strata of mountains... | |
 | Abraham Gottlob Werner - 1809 - 316 頁
...recapitulating the state of our present knowledge, it is obvious that we know with certainty, that the floetz and primitive mountains have been produced...a series of precipitations and depositions formed formed in succession; that these took place from water which covered the globe, existing always more... | |
 | Robert Bakewell - 1828 - 614 頁
...constituent parts. Hence we may explain the tainfy, that the flcetz and primitive mountains were produced bj a series of precipitations and depositions formed...these took place from water which covered the globe, exist. iug always more or less generally, and containing the different substances which have been produced... | |
 | Robert Bakewell - 1829 - 726 頁
...knowledge, it is obviou* that we know with, certainty, that the floetz and primitive mountains were produced by a series of precipitations and depositions...are also certain, that the fossils which constitute tlie beds and strata of mountains were dissolved in the univenal water." !!!—Theory of Veins, English... | |
 | Robert Bakewell - 1829 - 602 頁
...knowledge, it is abriou* that we know with certainty, that the flcetz and primitive mountains were produced by a series of precipitations and depositions...the globe, existing always more or less generally, .mil containing the different substances which have been produced from them. We arc also certain, that... | |
 | Archibald Geikie - 1897 - 326 頁
...the state of our present knowledge," he observes, "it is obvious that we know with certainty that the floetz and primitive mountains have been produced...precipitations and depositions formed in succession from water which covered the globe. We are also certain that the fossils which constitute the beds... | |
 | Francis Rolt-Wheeler - 1909 - 326 頁
...Werner declares with his characteristic emphasis, "it is obvious that we know with certainty that the floetz and primitive mountains have been produced...precipitations and depositions formed in succession from water which covered the globe. We are also certain that the fossils which constitute the beds... | |
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In recapitulating the state of our present know* ledge, it is obvious that we know with certainty, that the floetz and primitive mountains have been produced by a series of precipitations and depositions formed in succession ; that these took place from... 