Micrographia - Some Physiological Descriptions of Minute Bodies Made by Magnifying Glasses with Observations and Inquiries Thereupon by Robert Hooke
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something New to the World, I have at length cast in my Mite, into the vast
Treasury of _A Philosophical History_. And it is my _hope_, as well as _belief_, that these my _Labours_ will be no more comparable to the _Productions_ of many other _Natural Philosophers_, who are now every where busie about _greater_ things; then my _little Objects_ are to be compar'd to the greater and more beautiful _Works of Nature_, A Flea, a Mite, a Gnat, to an Horse, an Elephant, or a Lyon. * * * * * MICROGRAPHIA, OR SOME Physiological Descriptions OF MINUTE BODIES, MADE BY MAGNIFYING GLASSES; WITH OBSERVATIONS and INQUIRIES thereupon. |
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