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CONTENTS 



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FIRST PART. 



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THE Multitude of Creatures an Argument of the Wifdom and 

 Power of God, Page i8. and 26. 



That the fixed Stars are innumerable, agreed on all Sides, as 'well as 

 by fuch as embrace the new Hypothefis. 



That there are fo many Suns placed at unequal Difiances, and each 

 having its Planets moving about it, furnifly'd with their Inhabit" 

 tants, like the Earth ; as by thofe that adhere to the old, that they 

 are all fituate in the fame fpherical Superficies. p. 18, 19, 20. 



A Guefs at the Number of terrejirial Bodies. 1 . Inanimate, as Stones, 

 Earths, concrete and inconcrete Juices, Metals and Minerals. ■ 2. 

 Animals, Birds, Beafis , Fijhes and Infers. 3. Plants, Herbs , 

 and Trees. p- 21, 22, 23, 24. 



Working the fame Effect by divers Means and Infiruments, an Argu- 

 ment of Wifdom ; and that God doth this in the Works of the Cre-* 

 ation, proved by feveral Examples. . p. 25, 26, 27, 28. 



That the material Works of God are wifely contrived and adapted to 

 Ends both general and particular. p- 29, 30< 



The Ariiloteljan Hypothefis , That the World was (O-eternal with 

 God, condemned, " P- 3o> i'* 



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