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nomena proceeding from them, and proving the Explanations. In the tW0 firit Books of thefe <strong>Opticks</strong>, 1 proceeded by this L4nalyfis to difcover and prove the original Differences of the Rays of Light in refpeA of Refrangibility, Kcflexibility, and Golow, and, their alternate Fits of eafy Metlcxiou and ea,fy Traufmiilion , and the Properties of Bodies 9 both opake and pellucid, on which their Reflexions and Colours depend. And rhefe Difcoveries being proved, may be afliuned in the Method of Compofition “for explaining the Phaenomena arifing tiom them: An In. fiance of which Method I gave in the End of the firit Rook. Tn this third Eook I have only begun the Anal fis of what remains to bc diir cover’d about E ight and its M‘eAs upon the Frame of Natur?, hinting feveral things ahout it, and leaving the Hints to be ex;zmin’d and improved' by the farther Experiments and Obfervations of fuch as are inquifitive. And if natural Philofophy in all its Parts, b purfuing this Method., ihall at length be per P etted, the Bounds of moral Philofophy mill be ali’o enlarcd. For fo far as we can lmo~ by natural f! llilofophy v,+at is the firit Cauii, what Power he has over L$ and what Benetits !vc reccivc from hiIn, fo far 0~1rDuty towards him, AS \x-ell as that towards one another, will appear to us by the Light of Nature. And no doubt, if the WorAlip of falf’e Gods had not blinded theJ+feathen, their moral Philoibphy would have gOllC farthg.r than to the four Cardinal Virtuezfl;ai i
infietld of tekhin igration of Sdbk and to workip the Sun and Moon, and de@ esoes, they would have taught us to worflllp~ OXIS tri,~e Author and knek%r.
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The Proof by Experinknts. l&p&. I.
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