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Three physico-theological discourses : concerning I. the primitive chaos and creation of the world. II. the general deluge, its causes and effects. III. the dissolution of the world, and future conflagration ... / by John Ray
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quoque in fati reminiscitur, affore tern-put,

mare, quo tellus, correptdque re via cœli*- r deat,-j§ mundi moles operofa labor et.

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certain Fate, he knew the time ihouldcome.

lle n Sea, Earth, ravifht Heaven, the curiousme'

. this Worlds Mais ihould ihrink in purg-^gd'lame. -V v-

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^°s Cæsar, populosji num non uftetit ignis,r 't cum terr is, uret cum gurgite ponti:

munis mundo fuperejl rogus ojjihus Aft rd^ft urns.' --—-

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1 now these Bodies want their Fire andOrn

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last with the whole Globe they’ll surely

tile World expects one general Hre : and\ # ’I’hou

; g 0 w here these poof Souls are wan-ning now.

though some are of Opinion that byT Fata

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