$6 
‘ the difting: pia or ia, ne 
«© of thefe, aré above 40. in all aN 1a 
oa £00, 000. And it is the fame in Proportion 
ith the other Parts, vz. the Skin, Liga- 
ments, Veffels, Glandules, and Humours; 
but more efpecially with the feveral Mem- 
“© bers of the Body, which do, in Regard of 
the great Variety and Multitude of the feve- 
ral Intentions that are required in them, 
‘* very much exceed the homogeneous Parts. 
And the failing in any one of thefe would - 
_cauie an Irregularity in the Body, whichin - 
«many of them would be very notorious, — 
And thus likewife it is, in Proportion 
ther Kinds of Beings, Minerals, Vege- — 
sles; but more efpecially the Sen itive ; as. 
nes, Infects, Birds and Beafts, 
"Were we able, even by the Help of Glafies, 
to take the fulleft’ and moft ftriét Survey of 
this:little Animal, fo full of Wonders ; could 
we by any Means enter into it’s inmoft Re- 
cefles ; view it’s almoft imperceptible Parts, 
moft commodioufly adapted to their feveral 
Offices ; their excellent Contrivance, admirable * 
Contexture, their Elegance and Beauty, the 
minute partie of which they are compofed ; 
together with all their fecret Springs of moft 
regular, artful, beneficial Motion, and the 
» various Ufes, “Ends and Purpofes they | are 
appointed to fubferve; it would. appear the 
moft Sete wae of Workmanthip, 





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