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Steel, a particle of What is it essentially different from Gold. Quote 7. p.2. for Magnetism. p.127.
Sun, how was it made by the Agents. Q.11. p.2.
---- why is its Body limited to certain bounds. Q.13. p.2
Spaces, two equal ones fill with gloves of diff. [[superscript]] t [[/superscript]] Diam. [[superscript]] s [[/superscript]] Q.19. p.2.
Sun sends out Light in direct. [[superscript]] n [[/superscript]] of the Zodaic, may account for Comets. Q.23.p.2. its parallax obs.   [[superscript]] d [[/superscript]] p.114 & 115.
Ship, how put, & continued, in motion Q.25. p.2.
Season in which the Deluge happened. p.4.
Spring perpetual before the flood & why. p.6.
Sulphur & Oil the cause of vegetable colours. p.8.
Star, the time of coming to Merid. than the preceding night. p.14. its Light depends upon our Sun. p.28.
Sun, standing Still. p.18.
Shadow, going back on Ahaz's Dial. p.18.
Scriptures against the motion of the Earth. p.18.
System, Proof of the Copernican, p.24.
Sympathetic Ink, p. 30.
Sun Spurge, sap rising therein not similar
with the ascent of liquor in Cap. Tubes. p.34.
Sap in vegetables rises at stated seasons only, & is not similar with liquor rising in a Tube. p.34.
Ship, sailing in the moon's Orbit filled with water, is supposed, to illustrate that the moon cannot abandon the Earth. p.38, 40.
Seasons, periodical & why. p. 58 & 60.
Secretion & Nutrition, how performed. p.62.
Serpents, two, emblem of the joint action of the Light & Spirit. p. 64.
Spirit or Air, what it is. p.64
Shekakim. p.64.
Shemesh, solar light, Heb. thereof. p.64.
[[underline]] Strepitus [[/underline]] , Hom, Heb. thereof. p.64.
Summer ceased at the Deluge. p.68.
[[underline]] Simpson [[/underline]], proposes a general method for isoperimetrical problems. p 84.
Silver, the quantity of its expansion. p.92. method of gilding it. p.33.
Steel. Do. p.92.
Sensation, nerves are the immediate instruments thereof. p.95.
-----s, are [[underline]] relative [[/underline]] . p.95.
---------, heightened & increased by the Will. p.96.
Solid, of greatest attraction, p.11.
------------------------------ its area, & Ratio to a Sphere of equal Matter. p.13.
Stone or Gravel, how cured. p.19. & 21. & 33.
Sal Armoniac, produces an intense cold. Phil. Trans. Vol.II. p.161. of Lowthrops Abridgmt.
---- its virtues Vol.I. p.256.----
Small-pox, of inoculating them. p.29. &c.
Stars, when visible at night & morn, or Heliacal rising & setting. Witty on the Sphere p.162, 3.
Screw, how to turn one. p.126.
Sand-glass to find the longitude p.131 &c.
Shadow of Jupiter is elliptical & not circular p.134.
Spermaceti oil, expence of burning it p.134.
Standard weight of several coins p.3.
Speculum in Hadley's Quadrant upon it. p.79.
Skull, case of a lad who fractured his. p.145.
Smeaton (Mr. John) his Table of expansion of metals. 157. His Pyrometer, Philos, Trans. 1754. Vol.48. p.598.
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Society, for the Encouragement of Arts, &c. direction to---- 3.
Scales, Theory of. Gents Mag. for Nov. 1751. Vol. 21. p. 505. by Dorm from Euler.
Spring, as applied to clocks & watches, Martin on clock-work. p. 394 - 399, Gents Magazine for 1753 p.518. and for 1754. p.212.
Dr. Hooke's Cutlerian Lectures, is curious hereon, under the tittle of [[underline]] Potentia Restitutiva [[underline/]] ,
Sciences, what. p.294.
Smeaton John, his new method of observing 
the heavenly bodies without Refraction. Philos. Trans. for 1768 Vol. 58. p.170.
Sun & earth, the motion shewn by electricity, Gents. Mag. for 1750,  p.535.
Smith (Mr. Caleb) on his quadrant. p.79.
Scripture, constellations mentioned there, Vol. II. p.56.
Saros, the Chaldean, Vol.II. p.59.
Screw, Two of different threads upon the same
barrel, for a micrometer - Vol.II. p.47 - 52. also p. 117.
Silk covered with Amalgama for electricity. Vol II. p.79.
Sealing-wax, how made, Vol.II. p.89.
Staining of Wood, Vol.II. p.90,91.
Stomachic. Vol.I. p.257.
Sweating promoted. Vol.I. p.257.
Scurvy, how cured. Vol.I. p.23.
Silver-like metal. how made. Vol I. p.27.
Saturn's 7th. Satellite. Vol.II. p.107.
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