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of which it was made.
130. How Matter first constituted various Bodies.
131. How some Bodies became solid Masses, and others only fluid
Substances.
132. Aether the chief and ultimate Cause of all Natural Effects under
God, and Nothing else can be so.
133. The great and many Advantages attending this Doctrine.
134. Of Astrology, and whether there be any Truth or Reason in the
Study of it.
135. How far it is possible for the Stars to affect our Bodies and Minds,
and after what Manner they do so.
136. A right Reflection on the empty Study of Astrology.
137. Aether how it acts upon Animal Bodies by means of the Planets,
and especially by the Moon in affecting our Frame, mechanically
accounted for: With thirteen Corollaries or Inferences of true Matters of
Fact proceeding from this beautiful Doctrine of Aether, and a
Conclusion to the second Head.
§. III. Of Immaterial Substances.
138. The Author intends not hereby to solve all Things into Matter only,
as some Philosophers most absurdly have done.
139. To prevent any such like Imputation or Reflection of any one, he
hath ventured to say somewhat to the contrary.
140. The Intention and Design of the wise Being in the Formation of
this World.
141. He hath ever since left it to be guided by those very Laws he had
appointed for it at the Beginning, which Laws are already explained by
us.
142. God has made Nothing new since then, but hath ever since ceased
from all Works of Creation, and let the supernatural Effects of Nature to
the Management of his Angels; and there is no Miracle but what they
have a Share in the performing it.
143. Bad Angels can perform Miracles for the same Reason that good
Angels can. A Miracle, what it is; and how far Nature is concerned in
the Production of them.
144. The Manner how God may act in his private Providence, and yet
not interrupt Natural Causes.
145. A like Case answered.
146. An Objection of some Men, who believe no such Beings as Angels