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These theorems are apprehended with the great pleasure which such methods can give. For we are compelled, when we consider the effects of individual causes, to feel a natural emotion in the presence of inventions. After a wide survey, I admire especially Democritus treatises on the Nature of Things, and in them the commentary in which there is figured the cutting of gems. With the help of optics, he investigated the impression of the seal in the ring which he used.
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