the various readings of them,
285. When fubdivided into
chapters and verses, 287.
Marks of their divine autho-
rity, 288.
SELDON, Mr. his character, 28.
SENSATIONS, diftinct, of every
kind, caufed by motions of
equal momenta, 510.
S'GRAVESANDE, Profeffor, an
account of his life, 440.
SLOP, Dr. his perfon described,
569. His unfortunate adven
ture, 570. \
SODOM, Lake of, vulgar error
relating to, difproved, 264.
SPIRITS, Animal, fuppofed to
be the most perfect operation
of the third digestion, 413.
SYMPATHY, an unquestionable
principle in human nature, 2.
On what occafions excited, 3-
SATELLITES, why their motions VARIATION Chart, method
are irregular, 126.
SAVAGE, Mr. Richard, his obli-
gations to Mr. Aaron Hill,
550.
SCRIPTURES, probable caufes of
of defcribing, 169.
VICES of the Great, why thought
agreeable by the ignorant, 15.
VIRTUE, whence our approba-
tion of it is derived, 12.
Vis Inertiæ, the property of, not
inherent
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