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admirable structure of their little bodies is thework of infinite Wisdom, and that infinitePower vouchsafes to concur incessantly withall their spontaneous motions? philosophydoth not countenance us in saying thatimma*ten al fubjlance cojls the Creator move pains intmaking, than matter doth ; so that there shouldbe a scarcity of it ; or that it is too good tobe \yasted, when we fee his own wisdom and

in quite another light. To which purpose I shall heresubjoin a paragraph from Dr. KeiFs IntroduEl. ad ver •Physic, lect. 5. Cum animalculum quodvisfit corpus orga~nicum, perpendamus paulifiper, quam delicatulœ its subtiteejse debent parses ad ipfum conjlituendum , & ad vitalen}aSlionem confiervandam necejfiarics. Hatid meherculefacileconcipitur , quo pafto in tarn angufio spatiolo comprehendipojfint ; cor , quod ipsius vitæ sons eji, musculi ad moturnnecejjarii , glandules ad liquor es secernendos, ventriculus itsintejlina ad alimenta digerenda, £3’ alia membra innmnerasne quibus animal ejse non potejl. Sed cumstngula memoratamembra sunt etiam corpora organica, alias etiam habebuntpartes ad suas aEliones necejsarias. Confiabunt enim ex fi"iris, membranulis , tunicis , venis, arteriis, nervis its his esimilibus canaliculis numero fere infinitis, quorum exili taSimaginations vires fiuperare videtur. At his infinite prope-modum minores ejse debent partes fiuidi, quodper canalicate,hofice decurrit, nempesanguis , lympha its fipiritus animate*quorum in grandiaribus animalibus incredibilis eJlfiubtiliW *Is this work for any thing but infinite Power! Certainlythis objection is ill chosen,