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TABLES OF THE SEVERAL

Consequences from the accidents common to all hodies natural; which are quantity and motion

SCIENCE, that is, knowledge of consequences; which is called also philosophy.

Consequences from the accidents of bodies natural; which is called natural philosophy.

Physics or consequences from qualities,

Consequences from the qualities of bodies transient, such as sometimes appear, sometimes vanish, Meteorology

Consequences from the qualities of bodies permanent.

Consequences from the qualities of the stars

Consequences of the qualities from liquid bodies, that fill the space between the stars; such as are the air, or substances ethereal.

Consequences from the qualities of bodies terrestrial.

Consequences from the accidents of politic bodies; which is called politics, and civil philosophy.

1. Of consequences from the institution of Commonwealths, to the rights, and duties of the body politic or sovereign.

2. Of consequences from the same, to the duty and right of the subjects.

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