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	Sympathetic Vibratory Physics - John W. Keely's Forty Laws of Harmony.
		Scholium: All forms of transmissive energy can be focussed, reflected, refracted, diffracted, transformed, and diminished in intensity inversely as the square of the distance from the originating source." (see FAQ for discussion of this law)
		Scholium: New thermometers and accurate thermometric tables, on the natural base, wherein doubling the temperature doubles the pitch of the transmissive energy, are required.
		Scholium: Tables of all harmonics and concords, and harmonics founded upon a normal harmonic scale, are equally essential.
	www.svpvril.com /fortylaw.html (1535 words)

	Scholium - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Scholium (plural scholia) is the name given to grammatical, critical and explanatory notes or brief commentary whether original or extracted from existing commentaries, which are inserted on the margin of the manuscript of an ancient author as a succinct gloss.
		The name of the first scholiast has been given to Didymus of Alexandria, and the practice of compiling scholia continued till the 15th or 16th century.
		The word scholium itself is first met with in Cicero (Ad Atticum xvi.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Scholium (384 words)

	reedsong.com - The Frequencies of DNA in a Wind Chime - food
		Scholium: Atomic pitch is determined by computations from its associate spectrum with all other atoms, as in known spectra.
		Scholium: New thermometers and accurate thermometric tables, on the natural base, wherein doubling the temperature doubles the pitch of the transmissive energy, are required.
		Scholium: Tables of all harmonics and concords, and harmonics founded upon a normal harmonic scale, are equally essential.
	www.reedsong.com /forty.html (1431 words)

	Spinoza, Ethics, Part II
		7, scholium: “as long as things are considered as modes of thought, we must explicate the order of the whole of Nature, or the connection of causes, through the attribute of Thought alone,” and similarly for Extension.
		Spinoza thinks that’s completely mistaken; a volition is nothing but a certain kind of idea; thus “the will and the intellect are one and the same” (prop.
		The scholium to proposition 49, which concludes part II, rejects Descartes' analysis of the possibility of error, which depends on a notion of the will that Spinoza cannot accept.
	www.trinity.edu /cbrown/modern/spinozaPartII.html (884 words)

	Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2004.04.35
		West omits from the Oedipodea section the summary of the myth preserved in the scholium on Euripides' Phoenissae 1760 and ascribed to one Pisander (FGrHist 16, fr.
		Strife's appearance and the consequent dispute are paralleled in Proclus' summary, and the mention of Chiron is paralleled in frr.
		Bethe identified the scholium as a citation of unlikely relation to the cycle (Homer.
	ccat.sas.upenn.edu /bmcr/2004/2004-04-35.html (2869 words)

	bluemud.org - Keelys' Laws of Sympathetic Vibration (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Scholium: Dark radiant heat begins at absolute zero temperature, and extend through light, chemical rays, actinic rays, and infra- violet rays, up to the dissociation of all molecules to the 63d octave.
		Scholium: A table of the intervals and harmonics of the normal harmonic scale will indicate the ratios in which the transformation of forces will occur.
		An atom vibrates sympathetically under the influence of electric energy, such undertones of which are absorbed as are a harmonic or harmony of the electric pitch; the amount of energy absorbed being directly as the arithmetical ratio of the undertone of the fundamental electric pitch.
	www.bluemud.org /print/216 (2081 words)

	"GOD OF GODS, AND LORD OF LORDS: The Theology Of Isaac Newton's General Scholium To The Principia"
		The Scholium's "Maker and Lord of all things" finds a verbal parallel in Proverbs 22:2: "The rich and poor meet together: the LORD is the maker of them all." Of course, the Bible also commonly characterizes God as Maker and Creator.
		In his "Of the Church," which dates from the same period as the Scholium, Newton writes: "If it be said, I and the +my, father are one" [John 10:30], the homoousians "take it in a metaphysical sense for one in substance, tho Christ interprets it of a moral unity or unanimity" [John 17:21-2].
		The genius of the General Scholium is that it can operate at two levels that correspond to the open and closed, the exoteric and esoteric, the relative and absolute.
	unfailinglove.org /science_religion/theology.htm (10436 words)

	Spinoza: Ethica III (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		SCHOLIUM: Hic conatus efficiendi ut unusquisque probet id quod ipse amat vel odio habet, revera est ambitio (vide scholium propositionis 29 hujus) atque adeo videmus unumquemque ex natura appetere ut reliqui ex ipsius ingenio vivant, quod dum omnes pariter appetunt, pariter sibi impedimento et dum omnes ab omnibus laudari seu amari volunt, odio invicem sunt.
		SCHOLIUM: Quod si odium prævaluerit, ei a quo amatur malum inferre conabitur, qui quidem affectus crudelitas appellatur præcipue si illum qui amat nullam odii communem causam præbuisse creditur.
		Vide scholium propositionis 22 et scholium propositionis 27 hujus.
	www.thelatinlibrary.com /spinoza.ethica3.html (12409 words)

	"To discourse of God: Isaac Newton's heterodox theology and his natural philosophy"
		The final line of the theological portion of the General Scholium concludes: "And thus much concerning God; to discourse of whom from the appearances of things, does certainly belong to Natural Philosophy".
		Newton's care in composing the General Scholium is revealed in a fascinating comment he makes in one of the newly-recovered Macclesfield papers about the possibility of his language about God's eternity and omnipresence being "taken in another sense.
		Newton's efforts to layer the meaning of the General Scholium so that only the adepti (both the astute orthodox and his fellow heretics) could perceive the true intent related to an overarching "epistemological dualism" in Newton's thought.
	unfailinglove.org /science_religion/discourse.htm (7918 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Related to Newton\'92s notion of the }{\plain \b\i\lang4105 sensorium Dei}{\plain \b\lang4105 is his hint in the General Scholium that God is the cause of gravity.
		Newton pointedly stresses this in the General Scholium when he states that the stars are all \'93constructed according to a similar design and subject to the dominion of One.\'94{\super \chftn {\footnote \pard \qj {\plain \super\lang4105 \chftn }{}{\plain \fs20\lang4105 Newton, }{\plain \i\fs20\lang4105 The Principia}{\plain \fs20\lang4105, p.
		The parallels between the }{\plain \b\i\lang4105 adepti}{\plain \b\lang4105 in each of these classes are striking, and may have been fed in part by the strategies he was forced to develop as a heretical Nicodemite, although there are separate sources for the notion of the }{\plain \b\i\lang4105 adeptus}{\plain \b\lang4105 in alchemy and philosophy.
	members.aol.com /stevesnobelen/religion.doc (8119 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The Bucket Experiment and Mach’s Interpretation In the third to last paragraph of his scholium on time, space, place and motion, Newton suggests that, at least in some circumstances, absolute motions may be distinguished from relative motions by their observable effects.
		In the twelfth paragraph of the Scholium, Newton raises a second kind of objection to Descartes’s distinction between common and true motion.
		He suggests that in addition to respecting our intuitions concerning the properties of true motions, an adequate definition of absolute motion should recognize that the generation and alteration of true motions must be correlated with the forces taken to act on bodies.
	aardvark.ucsd.edu /grad_conference/mcdonough.doc (2767 words)

	Back Room Wines A Great Wine Shop in Napa Valley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The name "Scholium" says it all, although it helps if translated, for the word is of Greek origin.
		Scholium is a project taken for the sake of learning.
		Single vineyard wine aficionados should be especially jazzed about Scholium Project, for this is the real "study" going on.
	www.backroomwines.com /featured_winery.htm (999 words)

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		Scholium: This necessitates the construction of tables representing variation of atomic pitches by temperature, pressure, etc. Scholium: Tables of all harmonics and concords, and harmonics founded upon a normal harmonic scale, are equally essential.
		Law of Chemical Morphology: The angle of crystallization is determined by the relation between the molecular pitch of the crystallizing substance to the vibration-density of the liquid depositing it.
		Law of Electro-chemical Equivalents: An atom vibrates sympathetically under the influence of electric energy, such undertones of which are absorbed as are a harmonic or harmony of the electric pitch; the amount of energy absorbed being directly as the arithmetical ratio of the undertone of the fundamental electric pitch.
	users.rcn.com /zap.dnai/keelylaw.txt (2255 words)

	Werman Abstract
		In the scholium to Megilat Taanit, the same verses we find in Jubilees’ description of two torot are the core of the dispute between priests and the Sages.
		The scholium describes the Boethusians as those who attempt to convince others of the validity of their halakhic tradition by dint of its being written in a book, handed down at Sinai.
		In the scholium the priests are the Boethusians.
	orion.mscc.huji.ac.il /symposiums/8th/WermanAbstract.html (4540 words)

	Reading Spinoza ~ Studies ~ Francis S. Haserot (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		This passage is found in the well-known Scholium to Prop.
		Previously in the same scholium he points out that true ideas may be had of the essences of nonexistent things:
		Now we are not here concerned with the denial that the being of substance pertains to the essence of man. What is evident is that a common form pertains to a plurality of men.
	caute.by.ru /spinoza/aln/haserot.htm (8484 words)

	Newton's Views on Space, Time, and Motion > Newton's Scholium on Time, Space, Place and Motion (Stanford ...
		Supplement to Newton's Views on Space, Time, and Motion
		Newton's Scholium on Time, Space, Place and Motion
		Scholium to the Definitions in Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica, Bk.
	plato.stanford.edu /entries/newton-stm/scholium.html (1993 words)

	Pax Tharda
		If Scholium is rolled after a book result, it automatically becomes either a damaged work (with only one page remaining of a much longer work), or a tract at GM's discretion.
		Scholium especially tend to be cryptic notes or references that, while readable, may still not be comprehensible to the reader.
		This can occur when a skill is opened without training or practice or in play.
	www.ketherian.org /paxtharda/gm_stuff/rules/writtenworks.htm (1056 words)

	The Newton Project - Canada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		In this text, Newton not only challenges the natural philosophy of Descartes, counters criticism levelled against him by Leibniz and appeals for universal gravitation and an inductive method, but he embeds a subversive attack on the doctrine of the Trinity, which he believed was a fourth-century corruption of Christianity.
		In his General Scholium, Newton appeals for a humble and inductive approach both in natural philosophy and religion.
		In this powerful manifesto of his goals in natural philosophy and theology, Newton also reveals his commitments to a dual reformation in these two spheres — spheres Newton believed were thoroughly bound together.
	www.isaacnewton.ca /gen_scholium (215 words)

	Jan. 12 Reading Guide
		The Scholium (the equivalent of a footnote) on the difference of absolute and relative things (pp.
		The "Scholium" or "lesson" on absolute and relative time, space, and motion, is exceedingly important if we were eventually going to talk about Albert Einstein's theory of relativity at any great length.
		Since we are (sadly) not going to have time to cover that in anything more than topical detail, the important image here to keep in mind is the sailor walking towards the stern of the ship as the ship sails forward.
	www.ss.mtu.edu /faculty/sawalton/HPS200/newton_cavendish.html (1976 words)

	Von Baer: bibliographical excerpts - human evolution
		His intransigent opposition to recapitulation arose more from a general philosophy than from his observations on the embryology of the chick.
		Von Baer devotes his fifth scholium to an attack on recapitulation..." (Gould, S.J. (1977) Ontegeny and Phylogeny.
		This law of differentiation is much more than a postulate brought forth in the fifth scholium to counter recapitulation; it is the law of biological development, the single tendency of all change.
	www.serpentfd.org /b/vonbaer.html (1208 words)

	Can Two Equal Infinity
		Spinoza himself uses unboundedness as a notion of the infinite in the Scholium to Prop.
		The indivisibility of substance can be more easily understood merely from the fact that the nature of substance can be conceived only as infinite, and that a part of substance can mean only finite substance, which involves an obvious contradiction (Pr.8).
		Infinity in the sense of unboundedness cannot coincide with the mathematical infinity, since mathematical infinities certainly can be contained in greater wholes: the aggregate of even integers is a part of the aggregate of integers. Should it be objected—though Spinoza would not want to object given the argument in the Scholium to Prop.
	www.georgetown.edu /faculty/ap85/papers/TwoInfinity.html (1064 words)

	Scholium Biblia » Cultured
		Recognizing these facets is something Caird impressed upon the Biblical world.
		Scholium Biblia: Or, how the Scriptures should be understood
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	fishspeaker.com /cultured/?cat=13 (5059 words)

	Body
		Following Kepler and Newton's Christmas encounter on a tour of high school science classes, they agreed to meet and give further definition to the "lessons" which had emerged from the significant emotional experience they had shared.
		This "Epilogue and General Scholium" summarizes their findings in the form of seven hypotheses, for which they have coined the term "The Madonna Hypotheses".
		While this third hypothesis may now look like dishonesty on the part of Newton, it was instead a combination of religious belief and Newton's secretive nature, for Newton thought that seeking a direct understanding of the infinite harmonies of all things acting on all other things equated to looking upon the "Ark of the Covenant".
	www.goodshare.org /madonna.htm (1280 words)

	Isaac Newton, General Scholium (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The Idolaters supposed the sun, moon, and stars, the souls of men, and other parts of the world, to be parts of the Supreme God, and therefore to be worshiped; but erroneously.
		The General Scholium first appeared in the first edition of the Mathematical Principles.
		The General Scholium is positioned at the end of Book III of the Mathematical Principles, closing Newton's mathematical demonstration of the nature of universal gravitation.
	hss.fullerton.edu /philosophy/GeneralScholium.htm (1095 words)

	Scholium
		Considering that the first Scholium of Newton's Principia begins with the famous assertion "absolute, true, and mathematical time...flows equably, without relation to anything external", it's ironic that Newton's theory of universal gravitation can be interpreted as a theory of variations in the flow of time.
		Suppose in Newton's absolute space we establish the Cartesian coordinates x,y,z, and then assign a fourth coordinate, t, to every point.
		So, despite Newton's conception of the perfectly equable flow of time, his theory of gravitation can well be interpreted as a description of the effects of the inequable flow of time.
	www.mathpages.com /rr/s8-05/8-05.htm (1107 words)

	Escolios (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		1.- The dictionary defines “scholium” like: note which is placed in the text for explaining it.
		Then, the next readings are “scholiums” because they want be looked at over I read; don’t matter if they are written texts or the reality used like text.
		2.- The word “scholium” come from Greek scholion: commentary, or Greek scholé: school.
	www.universidadabierta.edu.mx /Biblio/T/TorreNorberto_Scholium.htm (9590 words)

	The General Scholium (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Published for the first time as an appendix to the 2nd (1713) edition of the Principia, the General Scholium reappeared in the 3rd (1726) edition with some alterations and additions.
		In addition to countering the natural philosophy of Leibniz and the Cartesians, the General Scholium contains an excursion into natural theology and theology proper.
		In this short text, Newton articulates the design argument (which he fervently believed was furthered by the contents of his Principia), but also includes an oblique argument for a unitarian conception of God and an implicit attack on the doctrine of the Trinity, which Newton believed was a post-biblical corruption.
	members.aol.com /stevesnobelen/scholium.htm (1702 words)

	The General Scholium
		Published for the first time as an appendix to the 2nd (1713) edition of the Principia, the General Scholium reappeared in the 3rd (1726) edition with some amendments and additions.
		As well as countering the natural philosophy of Leibniz and the Cartesians, the General Scholium contains an excursion into natural theology and theology proper.
		In this short text, Newton articulates the design argument (which he fervently believed was furthered by the contents of his Principia), but also includes an oblique argument for a unitarian conception of God and an implicit attack on the doctrine of the Trinity, which Newton saw as a post-biblical corruption.
	www.isaac-newton.org /scholium.htm (1702 words)

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