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<head>Prospects of Perfection in several Sciences<lb/> Philology.</head> | <head>Prospects of Perfection in several Sciences<lb/> Philology.</head> | ||
<p>1 Indexes of Proper names of men <del>in all original | <p>1 Indexes of Proper names of men <del>in all original Histories</del> for a perfect <lb/><add>Ancient</add> Biography —</p> | ||
<p>2<hi rend='superscript'>d</hi> Indexes of Names of Places &c for a perfect Geography</p> <p>3. Indexes of <del>particular</del> all Words at large to form perfect <hi rend='underline'>particular</hi> <add><del><gap/></del> <add>National</add> </add> <lb/>Grammar & Vocabularies <add><del>Universal</del></add> </p> | <p>2<hi rend='superscript'>d</hi> Indexes of Names of Places &c for a perfect Geography</p> | ||
<p>3. Indexes of <del>particular</del> all Words at large to form perfect <hi rend='underline'>particular</hi> <add><del><gap/></del> <add>National</add> </add> <lb/>Grammar & Vocabularies <add><del>Universal</del></add> </p> | |||
<p>3. Index Vocabularies perfect with references to the respective | <p>3. Index Vocabularies perfect with references to the respective Authors <lb/>will <del>serve</del> <add>make</add> perfect Common-places & Harmonies — | ||
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<note>This can only be done in the dead languages — in the living the task would <del>be</del> be infinite.</note> </p> | |||
<p>4 <del>Vocabularies</del> <add>Such</add> Commonplaces will relate to Politics, Divinity & <gap/> <lb/>Sciences real or imaginary with which the Ancients were conversant, <gap/> <lb/>supersede <add>in good measure</add> the <del>use</del> <add>cultivation</add> of what is called <sic>Litterature</sic>, i.e. the laying in <add>before hand</add> a<lb/> promiscuous & incoherent &, what is never perfect, stock at the <unclear>least</unclear> <lb/> | |||
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of <sic>it's</sic> ever being wanted, instead of taking in <foreign><unclear>pro se nota</unclear></foreign> what is wanted, <gap/><lb/> as much as ever is <add>shall be</add> wanted</p> | |||
<head><sic>Chymistry</sic> —</head> | |||
<p>All that is done in <sic>Chymistry</sic> consists in 1<hi rend='superscript'>st</hi> subjecting bodies to various degrees <lb/>of heat or cold — 2<hi rend='superscript'>d</hi> bringing their parts into contiguity <lb/><del>differences</del> <add>distinctions</add> between bodies to be referred to the respective <hi rend='underline'>Senses</hi> <gap/><lb/> they are taken.</p> | |||
<head>Philology Indices <foreign>Universales</foreign></head> | |||
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Prospects of Perfection in several Sciences
Philology.
1 Indexes of Proper names of men in all original Histories for a perfect
Ancient Biography —
2d Indexes of Names of Places &c for a perfect Geography
3. Indexes of particular all Words at large to form perfect particular <add>National </add>
Grammar & Vocabularies Universal
3. Index Vocabularies perfect with references to the respective Authors
will serve make perfect Common-places & Harmonies —
This can only be done in the dead languages — in the living the task would be be infinite.
4 Vocabularies Such Commonplaces will relate to Politics, Divinity &
Sciences real or imaginary with which the Ancients were conversant,
supersede in good measure the use cultivation of what is called Litterature, i.e. the laying in before hand a
promiscuous & incoherent &, what is never perfect, stock at the least
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of it's ever being wanted, instead of taking in pro se nota what is wanted,
as much as ever is shall be wanted
Chymistry —
All that is done in Chymistry consists in 1st subjecting bodies to various degrees
of heat or cold — 2d bringing their parts into contiguity
differences distinctions between bodies to be referred to the respective Senses
they are taken.
Philology Indices Universales
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