Wilhelm von Schroöder: ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der Staatswissenschaften, Volume 164,Numéro 1A. Hölder, 1910 - 161 pages |
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Page 9 - Vim autem veneni, quod in Macedonia gignitur, talem esse constat, ut ferrum quoque exurat; ungulam iumenti dumtaxat patientem esse constat suci.
Page viii - Mit Unterstützung des kk Ministeriums für Kultus und Unterricht, der kais. Akademie der Wissenschaften in Wien und des Landtages des Herzogtums Salzburg herausgegeben von der Gesellschaft für Salzburger Landeskunde.
Page 6 - An Account of Several Travels through a great part of Germany: In four journeys. I. FROM NORWICH TO COLEN. II. FROM COLEN TO VIENNA, with a Particular Description of that Imperial City. III. From Vienna to Hamburg. IV. From Colen to London, Wherein the MINES, BATHS, and other Curiosities of those Parts are Treated of.
Page 21 - Sunt et Mattiaci in Germania fontes calidi trans Rhenum quorum haustus triduo fervet, circa margines vero pumicem faciunt aquae.
Page 85 - Acontius is apparently expressing his regret that Cydippe had not immediately followed up her (unintentional) declaration that she would marry him after the custom of the maidens of her own island, who copied the example of Hera.
Page 19 - Illyricis supra fontem frigidum expansae vestes accenduntur. lovis Hammonis stagnum interdiu frigidum noctibus fervet. In Trogodytis fons Solis appellatur dulcis et circa meridiem maxime frigidus. mox paulatim tepescens ad noctis media fervore et amaritudine infestatur.
Page 15 - ... interclusus sive per angusta enisus est, motum ac tumultum ciet. Straton ex eadem schola est, qui hanc partem philosophiae maxime coluit et rerum naturae inquisitor fuit. Huius tale decretum est. Frigidum et calidum semper in contraria abeunt, una esse non possunt ; eo frigidum confluit unde vis calidi * discessit, et invicem ibi calidum est unde frigus expulsum est. Hoc quod dico verum esse et 2 utrumque in contrarium agi ex hoc tibi appareat.
Page 26 - Neque enim calidae aquae est ulla proprietas, sed frigida aqua, cum incidit percurrens in ardentem locum, efFervescit et percalefacta egreditur per venas extra terram. Ideo diutius non potest permanere, sed brevi spatio fit frigida. Namque si naturaliter esset calida, non refrigeraretur calor eius.8 Sapor autem et odor et color 3 eius non restituitur, quod intinctus et commixtus est propter naturae raritatem.
Page 9 - Euripides, dextra ac siiiistra monumenti advenientes duo rivi concurrunt in unum, e quibus ad unum accumbentes viatores pransitare solent propter aquae bonitatem, ad rivum autem qui est ex altera parte monumenti nemo accedit...
Page 91 - Countreys and divers other places permit it, their people applaud it, and find great benefit by it ; but all this makes a noise and proves nothing, we must therefore come to those reasons which concern the business in question. First, I will take that for granted which no man of judgment will deny, that we have no other means to get Treasure but by forraign trade, for Mines wee have none which do afford it...