Micrographia Som
章节目录
共 80 题- BROUNCKER. P.R.S.
- MICROGRAPHIA:
- OR SOME
- Physiological Descriptions
- OF
- MINUTE BODIES
- MADE BY
- MAGNIFYING GLASSES
- WITH
- TO THE
- KING.
- SIR,
- ROBERT HOOKE.
- TO THE
- ROYAL SOCIETY.
- ROBERT HOOKE.
- THE
- PREFACE.
- MICROGRAPHIA,
- OR SOME
- Physiological Descriptions
- OF
- MINUTE BODIES,
- MADE BY
- MAGNIFYING GLASSES;
- WITH
- Observ. I. _Of the Point of a sharp small Needle._
- Observ. II. _Of the Edge of a Razor._
- Observ. III. _Of fine Lawn, or Linnen Cloth._
- Observ. IV. _Of fine waled Silk, or Taffety._
- Observ. V. _Of watered Silks, or Stuffs._
- Observ. VI. _Of Small Glass Canes._
- To make small shot of different sizes; Communicated by his Highness _P.R._
- Observ. VII. _Of some _Phænomena_ of Glass drops._
- Observ. VIII. _Of the fiery Sparks struck from a Flint or Steel._
- Observ. X. _Of _Metalline_, and other real Colours._
- Observ. XI. _Of _Figures_ observ’d in small Sand._
- Observ. XII. _Of _Gravel_ in Urine._
- Observ. XIII. _Of the small _Diamants_, or _Sparks_ in _Flints_._
- Observ. XIV. _Of several kindes of frozen _Figures_._
- I.
- II.
- III.
- Observ. XV. _Of _Kettering-stone_, and of the pores of _Inanimate_ bodies._
- Observ. XVI. _Of _Charcoal_, or burnt _Vegetables_._
- Observ. XVII. _Of _Petrify’d wood_, and other _Petrify’d bodies_._
- This _Petrify’d_ substance resembled Wood, in that
- Observ. XXI. _Of _Moss_, and several other small vegetative Substances._
- Observ. XXIII. _Of the curious texture of _Sea-weeds_._
- Observ. XXIV. _Of the surfaces of _Rosemary_, and other leaves._
- Observ. XXVI. _Of _Cowage_, and the itching operation of some bodies._
- Observ. XXVIII. _Of the Seeds of _Venus_ looking-glass, or _Corn_ Violet._
- Observ. XXIX. _Of the Seeds of _Tyme_._
- Observ. XXX. _Of the Seeds of _Poppy_._
- Observ. XXXI. _Of _Purslane-seed_._
- Observ. XXXIII. _Of the _Scales_ of a _Soal_, and other Fishes._
- Observ. XXXIV. _Of the Sting of a Bee._
- Observ. XXXV. _Of the contexture and shape of the particles of _Feathers_._
- Observ. XXXVII. _Of the Feet of _Flies_, and several other _Insects_._
- Observ. XXXVIII. _Of the Structure and motion of the Wings of _Flies_._
- Observ. XL. _Of the Teeth of a _Snail_._
- Observ. XLI. _Of the Eggs of _Silk-worms_, and other Insects._
- Observ. XLII. _Of a blue _Fly_._
- Observ. XLIII. _Of the _Water Insect_ or _Gnat_._
- Observ. XLIV. _Of the tufted or Brush-horn’d _Gnat_._
- Observ. XLV. _Of the great Belly’d _Gnat_ or female _Gnat_._
- Observ. XLVI. _Of the white featherwing’d _Moth_ or _Tinea Argentea_._
- Observ. XLVII. _Of the _Shepherd Spider_, or long-legg’d _Spider_._
- Observ. XLIX. _Of an _Ant_ or _Pismire_._
- Observ. L. _Of the wandring _Mite_._
- Observ. LI. _Of the _Crab-like_ Insect._
- Observ. LII. _Of the small Silver-colour’d _Book-worm_._
- Observ. LIII. _Of a _Flea_._
- Observ. LIV. _Of a Louse._
- Observ. LV. _Of _Mites_._
- Observ. LVI. _Of a small Creature hatch’d on a Vine._
- Observ. LVII. _Of the _Eels_ in Vinegar._
- Observ. LX. _Of the _Moon_._
- THE TABLE.
- 3. _Whether the height of the Air may be defin’d by it?_