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# Title: Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 53)
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P38. The Nature of the SUn and FIXE STarS, P. 76
839. That Bodies, and Lighe, act mutnally up-
on one another,
Bid. That Lishe consists of Rays differently re-
Franoible and rellexible,
D. 81
Ebid. What the Primitire and Original Colours
are,
D. 82
IBid. WPhat Colours are, in themlelves, in theOb.
ject, and in our SCnTations,
ibid.
IBid. What Colours are made by the least retrangi
De Dle Lighe, and vhat by the most,
ibid.
840. The Canse os the Reflections and Retracti-
Ons of LigHe,
 D. 84
P 4Y. That all Bodies havetheir retractive P’omers
proportional to their Densities,
P. 86
S 42. The Cause why Bodies exhibit different Co-
IOUrS,
 D. 88
Ibid. A sort Summary; of the Nature and Pro-
perties os Liene and Colours, as they are set
doron at fuil leneth, inthat admirable Treatise
of Opticks, by Nr. NCWNIOM, P. 89 & lCg.
VBid. That the Quantity of Hleat and LiglF, and
the Bulk of the Body of the Sun andt AXL-SCaES,
is constantius diministine, o 1P. 95
IBid. Ntr. Bernoullis Lxperiment on Barometrical
Tubes relatine to Lieht,
D. 96
d 43. That in acconntine for the AppearanCeS of
Nature, from the Principle of Gravitation, we
are not consin d to one sinele Condition thereof,
but must alter these as the APpCaranCeS re-
quire,
P. 99 8 (C9.
d44. Jhe Appearances of Cohetion and dolidi